Sentence examples for have shuttled back and forth from inspiring English sources
Its owners have shuttled back and forth, as new bamboo floors were installed in the dining room and curries were tested in the kitchen.
Since 2007, the twins have shuttled back and forth between the Hollingsworths' home and Ms. Robinson, who has three parenting days a week.
Delegations have shuttled back and forth between Beijing and Athens, Lisbon and Madrid to pledge eternal friendship and see whether the Chinese might be tempted to put some money their way.White knights wantedIt is not just governments that are desperate for Chinese capital.
For years, nursing faculty members, administrators, and students have shuttled back and forth between the school's main building on Trent Drive, the adjacent Hanes House, rented space on Ninth Street, and the Trajectories of Aging Care Center in Duke Hospital South.
For months, African diplomats and heads of state had shuttled back and forth to Abidjan, pleading with Mr. Gbagbo to step down after losing a presidential election last year.
She has shuttled back and forth between Ramallah, Jerusalem and Amman in search of what she calls a "political horizon" for peace between Israelis and Palestinians.
The train trips have been a breeze; a far spikier journey is the psychological one I've been making as I've shuttled back and forth between the distant galaxies of these two operatic masterpieces.
So the fact that Mr. Mitchell has shuttled back and forth to the Middle East for the last 190 days without any breakthroughs, he said, does not mean that President Obama's push for peace there is stalled.
Meanwhile he has shuttled back and forth to his home in Seattle, a speech at Stanford business school and his son's wedding in Chicago.Yet Mr Behar does not seem at all frazzled as he talks about his work, combining a decaffeinated demeanor with generous spoonfuls of sweet sentiment.
Crouch is a revolving door within a revolving door--over the past ten years he has shuttled back and forth between the bank and Research Triangle Institute, a nonprofit that sells education tests to the bank and USAID, according to a USAID consultant familiar with the deals who says Crouch consistently favors RTI.
