Sentence examples for Jump ahead two years from inspiring English sources
Jump ahead two years, to November 2008: the overall economy may have been in turmoil, but significant leaps were being made in entrepreneurship, most notably by Saul Klein, founder of Video Island (now LOVEFiLM) and Partner at Index Ventures, who had just observed that Europe had all the necessary ingredients to build the next generation of world-beating businesses.
She has said, "I'd love to jump ahead thirty years and look back at this moment in art.
Jump ahead thirty years, and we're down each other's throats on public policy, and you're turning cold because I won't nominate you to the Supreme Court.
We jump ahead twenty years, to Saroo as a young man (now played by Dev Patel), who has an American girlfriend (Rooney Mara) and an unappeasable wish to discover where he came from.
Jump ahead five years, and instead of looking forward, it seems that we're again looking backward big time.
The strategy of The Coalition for Fire Safe Cigarette (which pushed for FSC laws state by state) was to use New York's average smoking-related fire death rate for two years before the law went into effect, and then jump ahead four years for statistics to show how much the deaths have been reduced.
It can start in the present, jump back and forth between the past and the present, or even start in the past and jump ahead twenty years — do whatever works best for telling your story.
After discussing the lack of support for his bill, Santorum jumps ahead two years without explaining that he is now talking about similarly titled but substantially different bills, the Iran Freedom and Support Act of 2005, which he introduced on Feb. 9, 2005, and the Iran Freedom Support Act, which he introduced on Sept. 28, 2006.
The narrative then jumps ahead seven years.
The story jumps ahead four years.
