Sentence examples for a leap from from inspiring English sources

The deal will cost DirecTV $1 billion a year, a leap from $700 million.

The deal will cost DirecTv $1 billion a year, a leap from the $700 million it pays annually.

However, causation is quite a leap from these findings.

The chances of surviving a leap from the Verrazano are minuscule.

But the book, it's fair to say, is quite a leap from Jamie's Dream School.

Still, it's quite a leap from a room in a pub to Wembley Arena.

It's a bit of a leap from medieval pogroms to a poorly received art exhibition.

The idea of multiverses is not too big a leap from that.

Yet, to the average person, "rootless cosmopolitan" is hardly a leap from "metropolitan elitist".

"They make a leap from saying if it's natural, it's morally and ethically desirable".

It starts with a leap from a cornice and a free-fall of about 12 feet.