Word: back-and-forth
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...council also approved grants to the majority of student groups after a round of debate—including several minutes of back-and-forth over whether the Harvard Tetris Society deserved renewed funding...
...Green guard Mike McLaren (21 points) inflicted the most damage, hitting five of his six threes during a back-and-forth second half that saw seven lead changes...
...make any major policy changes, considering curtailing aid to Pyongyang to modify its behavior. "The U.S. wants to isolate them," says Don Oberdorfer, a professor at the School of Advanced International Studies at Johns Hopkins University. "But the Chinese and North Koreans [will continue] to have lots of back-and-forth" dialogue...
With the score 2-1, RPI continued the pressure on Harvard, keeping the game a back-and-forth affair in the second and third periods...
...used to sculpt volume and the daring use of black. One caveat: the curators have chosen to display the show's 115 paintings and drawings in chronological order, Spaniards first, French second: often, several galleries separate the paintings the show intends to compare. But it's worth the back-and-forth legwork to see such superb pairings as Velázquez's 1636-37 full-length portrait of the actor Pablo de Valladolid with Manet's 1865-66 The Tragic Actor, Portrait of Rouvi?re in the role of Hamlet. With 40 paintings and drawings, Manet dominates the show...