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to-and-fro

[too-uhn-froh] / ˈtu ənˈfroʊ /


to and fro




Example Sentences

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Slogans are easy, and they sound really tough, but it’s a little different when you get into the to-and-fro.

From Los Angeles Times

The fixture began a turbulent period of to-and-fro between the sides.

From BBC

When the ground began to shake, rocking her bed to-and-fro like a raft in a current, Temilade Openiyi briefly wondered if she was dreaming.

From New York Times

Spine rattling to-and-fro against the rhythms of the road.

From BBC

Trying to predict what will happen is nigh-on impossible in these games but for me it is a case of being excited about seeing how they cope with each other, because it will be to-and-fro between attack and defence.

From BBC