On the court, Nadal briskly, tirelessly and skillfully runs back and forth returning his opponents' best shots; but in the commotion of a match, it's so often that fans miss the intense faces the Spaniard makes as he fights for the win.
The weight will swing back and forth, returning to roughly the same height you dropped it from.
It isn't, her work suggests, that modern parenthood sets forth rules returning women to the hearth and men to the role of breadwinner.
Indeed, the original two terms, prosus and versus, meant, respectively, "going straight forth" and "returning"; and that distinction does point up the tendency of poetry to incremental repetition, variation, and the treatment of many matters and different themes in a single recurrent form such as couplet or stanza.
He and his wife had initially expected that each would travel to visit the other regularly, but they both love San Francisco, so it was mostly Mr. Peinado who went back and forth, usually returning home for a couple of long weekends a month.
But Sam, having sallied forth, never returns to reclaim his love.
If two genes with similar cumulative composition are consecutively encoded on different strands, then the trajectory will go forth and return back to its starting point (Figure 3A).
His job meant that the family moved back and forth between Japan and America, returning to Tokyo before the second world war broke out.
It was not a good choice: Anselm's traditional methods did not appeal to Abelard, and, after some back-and-forth, Abelard returned to Paris to continue on his own.
Mr. Shahzad apparently went back and forth to Pakistan often, returning most recently in February after what he said was five months visiting his family, prosecutors said.
Geraldine A. Ferraro went from failed vice-presidential candidate to "Crossfire" sharpshooter to failed Senate candidate, then back and forth yet again, before returning to the chattering class.
