Sentence examples for seesaw back to from inspiring English sources

Salon writer Nellie Engoron acclaimed the episode, while pointing out that "with this episode's tilt of the seesaw back to the older generation from the flailing youngsters, we're reminded that while the 1960s saw a cultural shift towards youth, like a drunk, no historical change walks a straight line.

Then came the news that the talks would continue after all, and Mrs. Bar-Zakai seesawed back to reality.

But in Games 3, 4 and 5, the seesaw fell back to the ground, with Wade registering just 28.6 percent (10 for 35) on shots longer than 10 feet.

Mr Orban may yet have to seesaw back towards the West.

Saudi history is a seesaw back and forth between the Wahhabi "heartland of Najd" and "the peripheries of the Arabian Peninsula".

Vollmer watched this archetypal struggle between community values and individual property rights seesaw back and forth until one day, in 2008, it landed on her front doorstep.

In places, she and Mr. Nace would face each other and seesaw back and forth, trading slashes on their guitars, but even here, the sound never registered as confrontational.

Now, according to an article in the November issue of Harvard Business Review, in the constant seesaw of fashion it has moved back to the top of the corporate agenda, with the same companies seeking to rediscover the forgotten secrets of growth.

On Wednesday, it seesawed back again — a blow to Mr. Brown and a huge bonus for Mr. Cameron.

Advantage in the battle has seesawed back and forth up to the present.

But unlike the ever-ebbing activity around "Arrested Development," the volume of activity around HBO's tale from the land of Westeros seesawed, declining each week but returning back to respectable levels as each new episode was broadcast.