Sentence examples for time back and forth from inspiring English sources
In recounting these developments, Philip's narrative loops back and forth in time, back and forth between events recounted in A. N. Dyer's novels and their real-life antecedents.
Mr. Lovano ranged deftly through his solo with one drummer at a time, back and forth across the stage, so that the performance began to feel like a tennis match.
It's a cross between cc and blind cc lists, where conversations can be hidden in plain sight among the extreme flow of these services while being mined by keyword capture and real time back and forth.
Denote the number of messages picked up at th trip by ; the total time spent on each trip (calculated as from the moment that start pickup to the moment that the pigeon returns to the disaster area for next pickup) is the summation of the time spent on pickup and the travel time back and forth between the headquarter and the disaster area : (1).
Out of the box, hop supports your Gmail, Yahoo, iCloud or AOL mail accounts, and when two users are on hop at the same time, the thread between them becomes a real-time back-and-forth communication, where there are even visual indicators that show when the other person is typing.
Calls often featured precisely timed back-and-forth calling interactions, and, over time, were directed more and more towards their partner than other members of the group.
I wiped my feet three times, back and forth against the thick doormat.
That first night I tiptoed, slippers wet from the lawn, several times back and forth to the henhouse to make sure the girls were okay.
Which means that the damaged femoral head moved 6.7 million times back and forth along a narrow track within the cup of the hip joint.
Still, I put my things into a suitcase covered with peeling tags and stickers which had travelled various times back and forth across the world and dragged it into my parents' room.
In the last two years, I have flown economy class three times back and forth to Asia, eight times across the Atlantic, twice to California, Florida and the Caribbean, once to South America and once around the world.
