Sentence examples for wash back and forth from inspiring English sources

"LizardSquad reminds me of LulzSec," says Mikko Hypponen, chief research officer at F-Secure, who has watched malware wash back and forth across the internet for years, and hacker groups rise and fall.

That border  extends more than 500 miles, or 800 km — a considerable amount of terrain to patrol and monitor for the flow of weapons, refugees, and fighters that constantly wash back and forth across the line.

Hold the pipe and bag firmly with both hands, and allow the alcohol and salt to wash back and forth over it; the salt will help remove any stuck residue from the surface of the glass.

Time washes back and forth like the tide, but the real struggle is for a sense of place.

Having dealt rapidly with the crucifixion, Mr. Golijov achieves a calm confluence of the streams that have washed back and forth throughout his composition.

The 'I' is not a fixture: it dissolves every minute; its movements are as uncertain as the transparent jellyfish as it washes back and forth in the current.

His digressions, chronological shifts – time washes back and forth like an unpredictable tide – and forensic observations of the everyday are an astonishing effort to capture the vast mystery of consciousness through the techniques of a novelist.

It's a different story further down the beach where the sea is lapping gently on to the sand, tranquilly washing back and forth, around and over the jellyfish on the margins of the tide.

It's also possible that threat responses washed back and forth between them like water in a tub, neither of them knowing about the other what we know now — that Zimmerman was armed and Martin was not.

After visiting the aftermath, Mr Lanzer described piles of bodies, almost all of whom appeared to be civilians.The fighting, which began in mid-December, has washed back and forth over several towns.

The tide that washes back and forth across the Hudson River each day is so vast and dense that it is easy to believe — as your bus or car idles in the diesel haze, as your train is ingested into the tunnels — that all New Jerseyans who travel to work by public transportation are bound for Manhattan.