Pro tip: if you travel specifically to try to land a new job, the back-and-forth travel expenses may be tax deductible if the travel is directly related to your job search.
"We are going to create an economy that works for all of us, not just the 1%." The race in New York has been testy at times; Sanders and Clinton went at each other last week over their basic qualifications for the job in a back-and-forth with some bite.
The cooks do a great job jumping back and forth between different ethnic dishes: The Thai food tastes truly Thai, while the Japanese noodle soups also taste like the real thing.
She was holding down a full-time job, driving back and forth to her mother's nursing home, in Westchester, and dealing with the pain of two ruptured discs, when her best friend had emergency surgery for a burst appendix and moved in with her for a week to recuperate.
When it comes to Index Ventures, principal Martin Mignot has been doing a good job going back and forth between London and France to talk with French startups.
Rather than use the Internet to consume hate-filled garbage, maybe people are using Facebook to cope with being out of work, using Twitter to relay job openings back and forth?
Ms. Goldberg, who has published short stories in various little magazines, does a sensitive and witty job of plotting the back-and-forth lurches of these seekers after the divine.
The back-and-forth over jobs came after a weak jobs report last week for the month of May and the Obama campaign's highlighting of Mr. Romney's record of job creation as Massachusetts governor, when the state ranked 47th in the nation over his four years in office.
TechCrunch: One other line that I really liked was this recurring back-and-forth between Jobs and Wozniak about whether or not computers are like paintings.
With their greater inertia, Kobe's heavy post-and-beam houses had their footings literally kicked out from under them before they could do their job by rocking back and forth.
