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

Control over Palmyra has passed back and forth during Syria's six-year-old civil war.

In the more than three and a half centuries since the treaty, the island has passed back and forth over 700 times between both countries.

Power has passed back and forth between left and right, but truly radical movements have found little traction, and political violence has been mercifully rare.

Control of the territory has passed back and forth, and it is now governed by Azerbaijan under an order first issued by Stalin.

Today, after almost two years of civil war during which it has passed back and forth between government and rebel hands like a grubby banknote, the population has dwindled and no one seems quite sure how many people live there besides the government troops, the women selling coffee and alcohol, and those still hanging on in the hope of peace or earning a little money.

Ms. Balcom's troubles began last month after she told her mother about a note she and a 15-year-old boy had passed back and forth in class at Barker High School.

For example, you had all these tensions between Poles and Ukrainians, because of the parts of Eastern Poland had passed back and forth, and lots of Ukrainians live in that part of Poland, and lots of Poles live near Lviv in Ukraine.

Drafts have passed back and forth between the two, with the army MPs trying to protect their own financial interests against the more investor-friendly instincts of the president.Some believe that Mr Shwe Mann's next trick will be to introduce a system of proportional representation to replace the present winner-takes-all electoral system.

For a quarter century, it has been passed back and forth between oligarchs who have treated it like their own personal piggy bank.

For centuries, Alsace, the frontier province in northeastern France just across the Rhine from Germany, had been passed back and forth between the French and the Germans, depending on who had won the last battle.

Forests contain numerous pathogens that have been passed back and forth between mosquitoes and mammals for ages.