Sentence examples for to ping-pong from inspiring English sources

One clue may be the bacteria's tendency to "ping-pong" among people, she said.

The energy and enterprise bills are also due to ping-pong between chambers.

GEORGE: He does seem to ping-pong between uberconfident and sad sack, but I feel he's been like that since the early '90s.

Over the years that followed, Y's case continued to ping-pong back and forth between Siac, the high court and the supreme court.

The government in the Commons this month overturned it, and it was due to "ping-pong" forwards and backwards between the houses.

"Has Iran chosen football, in which it is skilled and privileged, compared to ping-pong?" Football may not necessarily be the best sport to bring the two nations closer.

Often he is shoved aside, but he quickly recovers to ping pong between the cars and punters again.

Actually, due to demographic shifts (once the old Blues die off) there will be a natural shift to ping pong, badminton, and cricket.

Howard Jacobson's tribute to ping pong and the Manchester of his youth is adapted by Simon Bent at the Royal Exchange in Manchester.

And now it has reached the stage where it is being subject to "ping pong" between the Commons and the Lords.

So my cousin, who's a brilliant chef, came over from Scotland and though it was still super tiring we could manage, and I had someone to ping pong ideas with.