Sentence examples similar to intricate back and forth from inspiring English sources

In 1766, two years after his death, his long, intricate, back-and-forth relationship with the stage, as well as his bluff nationalism, received due tribute in Garrick's prologue to The Clandestine Marriage, which drew on Marriage à la Mode:     Tonight your matchless Hogarth gives the thought,     Which from the canvas to the stage is brought.

The back-and-forth continues for weeks.

There is back-and-forth on this.

It's a back-and-forth conversation.

Their synchronized movements consisted of intricate footwork and shoulders moving back and forth in time to the music.

The book's intricate structure supports this, unpredictably darting back and forth over the years.

The intricate baseball knowledge that gets passed back and forth among the characters in "Trouble with the Curve" is much more interesting than the moral simplicities that the movie offers.

Vertiginously clever crosscutting between episodes (as in Robert Altman's movie "Short Cuts") yields such intricate effects that the reader hopscotches back and forth through the novel's pages in search of missed clues.

Rather than cram together intricate fills, he kept it simple, each strike making a notable impact while he shimmied back and forth in between.

Back and forth.

They speculated back and forth.