Sentence examples for ping-ponged between from inspiring English sources

It was shown at Stieglitz's 291 gallery in 1914 and subsequently Ping-Ponged between private collections in France and America.

Emily Harman Sommelier and consultant, VinaLupa Having ping-ponged between England and Australia since her teens, Harman has now settled back in London with a wealth of experience in the wine business under her belt.

The Welfare Reform Bill, which applies to England, Scotland and Wales, had "ping-ponged" between the Commons and the Lords for several weeks.

Debate on that topic has ping-ponged between Beijing and Hong Kong for years, but the Umbrella Movement itself emerged almost spontaneously.

When the son that embodies the hopes and desires of the entire Borkman clan appears, he is ping-ponged between them to amusing effect at one point.

He preferred the two-story home with a pool to his parent's two-room apartment behind a restaurant storefront, but ping-ponged between the two places throughout his childhood.

That's one question that has ping-ponged back and forth between the courts and the government for more than a decade.

"The family feels they are being ping-ponged around".

The case has ping-ponged back and forth in the International Court of Justice – the UN's highest court founded in 1945 to rule on border and territorial disputes between countries.

"It ping-ponged in there a little bit but I got there before it went over the line".

In jail, his mental health deteriorated sharply, and litigation over his competence ping-ponged through the courts.