come and go

Few spots in France are more entirely apart from the come-and-go of modern life than is forgotten Pontigny, parfume de souvenirs.

During the whole of this dialogue, Peter had had only "come-and-go" glimpses of those eyes.

Mrs. Verdon's fan ceased its regular come-and-go and lay motionless in her lap.

I hate the new style of such come-and-go visits, as if there was no time for anything.

At first, no one answered him, for everybody's attention was fixed on the wayward come-and-go of the cards.