Sentence examples for has bounced back and forth from inspiring English sources

But their focus has bounced back and forth somewhat as other Republicans emerged as potential threats to Mr. Romney.

Since then, he has bounced back and forth between the tour and golf's equivalent of the minor leagues, the Nationwide Tour.

But ever since 1917, when Coco Chanel appropriated it for the yachting set - and the second sex - control of the brand has bounced back and forth between men and women, outsiders and insiders.

A fire destroyed the roof, rain and snow ruined the interior, and the building has bounced back and forth between city and community groups that seek to renovate it.

Ms. Reinhart has bounced back and forth across the Beltway: she left the I.M.F. in Washington and began teaching in 1996 at the University of Maryland, from which Mr. Rogoff recruited her when he needed a deputy at the I.M.F. in 2001.

Since then, it has bounced back and forth between $45 and $48.

I've bounced back and forth between the two throughout mylife.

"We've bounced back and forth all over the place on both players," Policy said.

Since then, talks have bounced back and forth with both sides accusing the other of unrealistic demands.

Researchers and educators have bounced back and forth over the last few years debating whom schools shortchange more: boys (in reading) or girls (in math and science).

For the last several days, e-mail messages have bounced back and forth with ideas about raising more money for the school and getting more volunteers to help teachers who, parents say, routinely work 12- or 15-hour days.