Sentence examples for Leap across from inspiring English sources

Leap across the years and catch Ray Charles crouched over his keyboard at the Capital Radio Jazz festival in 1982.

She would leap across the stage and she had the biggest smile".

EVERY so often, a tool will leap across professional borders and become standard in restaurant kitchens.

But swifter winds were causing the flames to leap across some canyons.

If that lot can't leap across the footlights, no one can.

The fingers spread and move crablike up and down the neck or leap across strings and frets.

"When I scored I've realised that the board was too high for me to leap across anyway," Strachan admitted.

Tadele, the leader today, is constantly changing course, switching pathways, often shunning the trails altogether to leap across rocks.

Long-tailed monkeys leap across the roofs before performing commando descents down the front of pink buildings to greet observers with impertinent stares.

The company hopes that as the euro is adopted and retailers become more international, its system will leap across borders to become the single European standard.

Assassin's Creed On the surface, this computer game is little more than a feeble excuse to leap across medieval rooftops and elegantly slaughter people.