Liverpool might have gone back ahead, as the football was played back and forth with incredible intensity.
We played back and forth during any free time we had, rekindling old friendships and rivalries we hadn't exercised since the freeloading days of college.
Even now, Stallings and Byrd bounce plays back and forth, send text messages on game days, console each other after losses and commiserate about the grind.
Strayhorn's compositions held the edge -- a lovely surprise, that -- while wit (voluptuous wit) and the purest kind of romanticism played back and forth.
It means that he wants us to go on rapping together, so we play back and forth, getting wilder and wilder, until maybe the guest has gone home and it's time for the first commercial".
He gave me a black sax, and we played back and forth.
Though their costumes (also Mr. Brown's work) irritatingly suggest something culled from the expensively bohemian departments of Barney's, the ensemble members effectively highlight the plays' back-and-forth rhythms of changing allegiances: of both the fickle, frightened mobs of "Coriolanus" and the uncertain, opportunistic aristocrats of "Richard II".
If you want your dog to play with you, run back and forth and it will chase you and lay down and then it will play with you because it has gotten hyped up.
So here, suddenly, on Sunday night, was a delectably close and crazy game, with players on both teams making breathtaking plays, back and forth, and the outcome in doubt until the very end.
But with this movie we bring you through that with the gamesmanship and "I'm doing this and you're doing that," and all of that chess-playing back and forth.
