Sentence examples for a sudden leap from inspiring English sources

Our story had taken a sudden leap across the Atlantic.

When a new technology appears, the old one experiences a sudden leap in performance.

Few actors have had quite such a sudden leap in their career as Cumberbatch.

The dental schools' use of DVD's is a sudden leap forward.

While inkjet technology has dawdled for a decade, it is poised now for a sudden leap in performance.

The rate of change will probably matter: a slow climb would hurt less than a sudden leap.

But a few days later Ms. Lopez called to say that, as she rode in the subway on her way home one night, the real reason why she had picked the piece all of a sudden leapt into her mind.

In one scene, Cary Grant's character is wearing a woman's marabou-trimmed négligée; when asked why, he replies exasperatedly "Because I just went gay all of a sudden!" (leaping into the air at the word "gay").

"Yeah," Okoye says when asked to confirm the veracity of his sudden leap into a potentially huge NFL contract.

Over the six months to March 31st companies offloaded some £4.1 billion of pension liabilities, up from just £600m in the previous six months, according to Lane Clark & Peacock, an actuarial firm (see chart).The sudden leap in pension buy-outs is being driven by a strange confluence of factors.

KENYA'S long walk to middle-income status looks set to end in a sudden statistical leap.