Sentence examples for able to leap over from inspiring English sources

Super Mario is still able to leap over Wall Street's highest-paid chief executives in a single bound.

In earlier speeches, Mr. Bush was able to leap over ankle-high expectations, but not this time.

In Mr. Gilder's view, the technological entrepreneur may also be considered a gnostic visionary of sorts, defying familiar logic, able to leap over the constraints of time and space in a single bound of faith.

Presumably with additional training I'll be able to leap over tall buildings in a single bound!

Come April 9th, you'll be able to leap over pits, fight dragons, and walk through dark corridors in HD with 5.1 surround sound.

Much of Wali's early success is because she so far has been able to leap over some of the regular hurdles facing innovators in the region: A lack of access to capital, having a mentor to help develop a proper business plan, and gaining technical know-how to develop her idea into a product.

Able to leap Pentagon jargon in a single bound.

Able to leap tall buildings in a single bound?

Over the last year or so, David Neeleman of JetBlue Airways has seemed to be the superman of airline executives -- able to leap deep industry slumps in a single bound.

Craigslist and other Web sites are powerful tools, able to leap those tall fees.

Able to leap tall donors in a single bound, hauling in pallets of money?