Sentence examples for held back to back from inspiring English sources

This year's Conventions will be held back to back, like a doubleheader, or two root canals in a row.

The interviews are being squeezed into the other items on the president's daily calendar, aides said, rather than being held back to back.

Two years ago the US Open held back to back events at Pinehurst; however, the example Morocco has set by having the events take place simultaneously should be greatly commended for what it says about golf and equal opportunity.

Interviews are usually between 30 to 60 minutes in length and are held back-to-back.

She has twice held back-to-back fund-raisers on the same night.

In the campaign headquarters last week, top aides held back-to-back days of meetings, grappling with general election strategy.

On Saturday night, ABC News held back-to-back debates among the candidates for each party's nomination.

But when freeholders read about plan, two of them held back-to-back news conferences demanding that it be reconsidered.

Looking at the Carolina Herrera and Zac Posen shows, held back-to-back on Monday, you couldn't help thinking they were mother-and-daughter collections.

Kerry held back-to-back meetings with each candidate Thursday night, as well as with the United Nations representative assisting the Afghan authorities overseeing the vote audit.

Crucial to the advantages McCain reaped from the order of the Conventions was the fact that they were held back-to-back.