Sentence examples for ability to jump around from inspiring English sources

Some still have the ability to jump around in our genomes, adding to the filler as they do so, but are so crippled they cannot break out.

But this time it's "a sweltering, smallpox-infested San Francisco in 1876 … The novel is fast-paced, and Donoghue's talent for storytelling shows in her ability to jump around often without ever losing the reader".

"I wanted to jump around in their world.

Simon: People expect us to jump around in neon clothes.

They wanted us to jump around and yell".

"Obviously, he was not able to jump around and do jumping jacks or anything like that," Fowler said.

Does it seem to jump around?

You don't want to jump around with the subjects.

"We just want to give a sensor the ability to jump up and move around and land," Pister says.

Yes, the Bulls would pose some very serious problems for New York – their ability to jump over, through, and around Carmelo Anthony, Tyson Chandler & Co. for offensive rebounds being the most obvious example.

Since Warrington lost Lee Briers at the end of last season he's had to step up as their general, taking them around the field, with the ability to jump out of dummy-half, and also adding a quality kicking game.