Sentence examples for bad leaps from inspiring English sources
His mount, Song Of Songs, puts in a series of bad leaps before crashing out at the second-last fence.
This is only "a few bad leaps of logic" away from Mr Bundy's theorising that slavery provided blacks "homes with their chickens and their gardens and their children around them, and their man having something to do".
First of all, there's a lot of incorrect assumptions and bad leaps of logic embedded in that question.
Still, I figured it wasn't a bad leap for an agnostic.
The first trailer for one of the Paul Walker's final films, "Brick Mansions," has been released, and it finds the late action star on familiar ground as he pummels bad guys, leaps from tall buildings, bickers with a mismatched partner, drops a few one-liners and, of course, puts the pedal to the metal.
During a 14-minute performance of the song "Bad", Bono leapt down off the stage to embrace and dance with a fan, showing a television audience the personal connection that Bono could make with audiences.
Of a love-struck couple in wartime he wrote: "When it got very bad / they leapt into each other's eyes / and shut them firmly".
Only Ewing, unable to play with the pain from tendinitis in his sprained right foot, was unable to play in Game 4. Latrell Sprewell danced around on a bad foot, Camby leaped on a sore knee and Johnson hung out on the wing unencumbered by a chronically sore back.
As if masked bad guys might leap out from my wardrobe at any time, and I would stab them, in their various jugulars, perfect arcs of maroon-red blood streaking my walls and floor.
He knew it must be bad, but as he leapt up to check he got whacked with a bullet in his armored chest plate.
