Sentence examples for trade back and forth between from inspiring English sources
Such a water route, he began to see with increasing clarity, would be a quick and economical highway that would carry people and trade back and forth between the eastern colonies and the natural bounty in the New World's frontier.
Some landowners traded back and forth between funds and land in search of better returns.
Clinton then alluded to the resignations and calls for resignations that have been traded back and forth between the campaigns.
Some of the camps that were near the battle areas and front lines, where control traded back and forth between countries, there were some things that happened, but overall, the people in Australia, and the people in Canada, and the people in South America.
D.L.J. objected to the fact that Mr. Fastow would be the general partner of LJM2 while remaining a top Enron executive -- a position that put him on both sides of the negotiating table as assets were traded back and forth between the partnership and the company.
However, the exemption can be traded back and forth between each parent from year-to-year by filing an additional form.
The process incorporated a 'ping-pong' approach with duration traded back and forth between higher and lower values that were iteratively narrowed to the point of indifference between the suggested alternatives.
They're applying artificial intelligence techniques to the pile of e-mails, Word documents and Excel files that are traded back and forth between contractors and designers as a residential project or hospital is built.
The Rock continued to feud with Mankind over the WWF Championship, which was traded back and forth between them.
Though the state has been traded back and forth between parties for multiple election cycles, changes there, too, are likely to cause it to fade from the battleground.
The process incorporated a "ping-pong" approach with probabilities traded back and forth between higher and lower values that iteratively narrowed to the point of indifference [ 22].
