Sentence examples for is batted back and forth from inspiring English sources

What travels faster than a Eurostar train, reaches speeds worthy of the Guinness book of world records and is batted back and forth with rackets?

There were languorous stretches where the ball was batted back-and-forth by mid-air combatants, hornet-like aerial duels, and sensational hits from space.

The roadless rule has been batted back and forth in the federal courts over the last two years.

"IT FEELS like we're being toyed with like a baby seal being batted back and forth by killer whales".

To what degree the overconsumption of groundwater is to blame for the changes is being batted back and forth between environmentalists and the state's water keepers.

It was batted back and forth for months; in the end, it underwent twenty-nine drafts (twenty-one previously unknown drafts were found in the boathouse papers).

The reasons for British soul's diversity are batted back and forth, but it's Temperton who sums up the history most succinctly.

That issue has been batted back and forth with mixed results, although most experts now agree that cities have become more experienced and more effective — and therefore made it more cost-efficient — to recycle most products rather than dump them in landfills.

Cultural assumptions were batted back and forth, cultural specificity went clean out the window, and time and again I was forced to ask not what could my writing do for the rest of the world, but what could the rest of the world do for it?

It joins the dots between the network – be it broadband or 3G – and the device, meaning consumers faced with a problem don't have to put up with being batted back and forth between the call centre at their telecoms operator and their laptop maker's helpline.

"It's not something that's been batted back and forth by administration after administration".