LOOK BACK AND FORTH

Definition: To repeatedly turn one's gaze or attention in opposite directions, often quickly or nervously, to observe or consider different things.

Synonyms: Scan Rapidly, Glance Around, Eyeball Shuffle, Check Both Ways, Survey Movement

Usage Examples in Sentences

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The librarian scanned the shelves, making her eyes look back and forth to find the right book for the curious reader.

Usage Example in Conversation

A: During the meeting, we need to address the budget concerns and the upcoming project deadlines.B: Absolutely. It's crucial that we allocate resources effectively. We can't afford any delays. Also, we should look back and forth between short-term and long-term goals to ensure our decisions align with our overall strategy.A: Agreed. Let's examine the immediate needs while keeping an eye on our future objectives. This balance is key to our success.
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