Examples of using Going back and forth in English and their translations into Dutch
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Colloquial
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Medicine
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Financial
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Ecclesiastic
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Official/political
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Programming
If you are just going back and forth, then your partner is not an ex,
Is just boxes going back and forth. Most of what America is now.
What we invented was this thing of going back and forth between thrash punk and reggae.
They were becoming growingly frustrated. I noticed the people that were involved in going back and forth to the Bahamas.
I noticed the people that were involved in going back and forth to the Bahamas, in the planning, they were becoming growingly frustrated.
with notes going back and forth.
I found a superb structure, going back and forth… between the Clutters
The real trail of tears is me going back and forth to the ATM all night.
They hunt on this part of the island, going back and forth, as if these mountains weren't even there.
I don't think so-- the edges of the void are not consistent with the movement of a… vacuum going back and forth.
So the question was, I started looking at this issue, and going back and forth between Bangladesh and New York.
The Russian authorities has been going back and forth on launching the CryptoRuble because 2015.
Many people are fed up with going back and forth among the emails for adding the new contacts to their outlook contact folder.
You will find the metro station L5 Hospital Clinic and a lot of buses going back and forth, within 10 minutes walk you may arrive to Passeig de Gracia.
With this transaction going back and forth, that TX rate is slowly moving and higher.
She remembers going back and forth to hospitals for medical attention
With the going back and forth, as in the past. finished with the sweeping over the centuries.
The Captain and I were jamming on some personal issues, just going back and forth.
he was an assassin for the Confederacy, going back and forth between enemy lines.
since this stitch doesn't really‘work' when going back and forth.