Sentence examples for story back and forth from inspiring English sources

As Margaret and I endlessly hand the story back and forth, she finds the sculpture inside.

They sent e-mail drafts of the story back and forth and talked on the phone.

"We were just telling stories back and forth about how ridiculous the conditions were," Wie said, adding, "I was thinking today, under these conditions, breaking 90 would be a good thing".

On tours, he said, "We used to go to dinner, telling stories back and forth — a great personality".

Sending photos and stories back and forth happened quietly; their daily routine of being mothers, neighbors (they live just two houses apart), and friends carried on as usual.

We met at a local coffee shop and bakery, settled into a dark corner on a couch in the back of the house, and lobbed stories back and forth in an effort to catch-up.

Lance and Steve traded stories back and forth about the historic spot, Steve mentioning that the nine-stair handrail there was actually the third one installed, the first stolen by a rollerblader who was so stoked he did some sweet trick on it, that he took the rail so no one could skate it again.

By alternating viewpoints and time frames to reflect Mark's social alienation, as well as his uncle's pragmatism and his mother's guilt, Straub shifts the narrative back and forth from crime story to ghost story to metaphysical mystery.

While Koichi and soon Ryunosuke become the story's dual cornerstones, with the story toggling back and forth between them, their classmates, parents and assorted others also drift in and out of the picture.

The art style is sort of like Seth's, and the story goes back and forth between actual testimonials and made-up stories.

This "crabwalk" provides an image for the beguiling technique by which the story weaves back and forth across the years, linking the seemingly unconnected stories of a Nazi, Wilhelm Gustloff, after whom the ship is named; a Jewish protester, David Frankfurter, who assassinated him in Davos; and Aleksandr Marinesko, the captain of the Russian submarine that eventually torpedoed the Gustloff.