Sentence examples for spots back and forth from inspiring English sources

This thing, it was balanced off the start of the race, and you know, I knew the first run when we were a little bit off, and the leaders were not getting away from us, I thought, we have probably got a shot at this thing tonight and a shot at a solid Top 5 or Top 3, but once we got a couple of runs in there, and it was Denny and I trading spots back and forth".

Ross was giddy, trying to explain how fun it was calling for any pitch, in any spot, back and forth on the plate, up and down the order, because Lester was so locked in.

"If you get to that spot and manipulate your position, back and forth within a range of 20 or 30 feet you can get T-Mobile reception," he said.

When two differently coloured spots were flashed on and off for 150 msec each – with a 50 msec gap – subjects reported not only seeing a single spot moving back and forth (rather than two distinct spots flashing on and off), they also saw the first spot suddenly changing in colour mid-way along its path.

The park has a huge pine forest and eco-museum, as well as the 110-hectare Le Teich, France's premier bird park, with more than 320 species spotted migrating back and forth from Africa including greylag geese, spoonbills, godwits and pintails.

Ancient animals used the land bridge, which measured as much as 1500 kilometers wide in spots, to roam back and forth between Asia and North America, and many researchers have proposed that early humans used the dry land as a route to the New World.

The back-and-forth continues for weeks.

It's a back-and-forth conversation.

"It's not your standard skate spot where it's back and forth".

In among the ligging and rigging of last year's Cannes film festival, visitors may have spotted James Toback and Alec Baldwin trudging wearily back and forth along the Croisette.

The United States is increasingly concerned about the link between Somalia and Yemen, a growing extremist hot spot, with fighters going back and forth across the Red Sea in what one Somali watcher described as an "Al Qaeda exchange program".