back and to

adjective

, New England and South Atlantic States.

1. back-and-forth; to and fro.

Example Sentences

"I love this tournament and I have amazing memories from it. It's a great feeling to be back and to see my face on the wall and see name on the trophy," Raducanu said about her return to Flushing Meadows.

From BBC

He said he began to "play along" and over the course of a few days had back and to messages with the individuals, asking how he would make the payments, the criminals said at first through an international money agent, until they settled on using a PayPal account.

From BBC

The pin was back and to the left for the second round — it was in the front on Thursday, when Nelly Korda made 10 and 52 balls went into the water.

From Seattle Times

Later, discovering Edgar’s drawings, which he had frightened his son out of showing him, Vincent begins both to build the puppet in hopes that putting Eric on television will bring Edgar back, and to hallucinate its presence as a hectoring, critical constant companion.

From Los Angeles Times

“It’s going to be a very, very, very healing experience to be able to see the salmon come back, to have our religion come back, and to be able to live as Karuk people,” he said in a video recorded after the release.

From Los Angeles Times