Sentence examples for Clear leap from inspiring English sources
I just finished The Defense (which was marvelous and a clear leap forward in his stylistic development) after previously reading Mary and King, Queen, Knave, all for the first time.
Only two countries, Thailand and Togo, made a clear leap forward last year, going from "not free" to "partly free .No country joined the top "free" group, and a total of 43 countries, representing 36% of the world's population, now languish in the "not free" group.
In short, it went from terrible to solid in one clear leap.
Never turn your back; this just makes it really easy for the lion to see a clear leaping space without eye contact to disarm him.
And yeah, it's beautiful, a clear generational leap beyond the current games machines and into the territory of upper-end PCs – not obviously further though.
* Writing in Wednesday's Daily Mail, Mr Cameron tells the Scottish people: "The choice for you is clear: a leap into the dark with a Yes vote, or a brighter future for Scotland by voting No.
His finger work, for the most part, was nimble and clear, but leaps and bursts of fortissimo chords gave him trouble.
He hasn't been picking Hogg and got a leading edge that kept travelling and just cleared the leaping Maxwell on the fence at long-off.
Even the largest often leap clear of the water.
Adonis made clear that his leap was of limited political significance, pointing out that as a chair of a commission he must act independently, as other Labour peers have done.
