Sentence examples similar to be jumped at from inspiring English sources

Another, Patrick Gilmore, wrote: "The people who wish to 'reclaim' Australia seem to be jumping at shadows.

He's extremely keen to get into the car, and he seems to be jumping at his opportunity at the moment, which is positive".

If Baboom was being launched by almost anyone other than Kim Dotcom, you'd expect music labels and publishers to be jumping at the chance to license it.

On the face of it, the banks should be jumping at the chance to take advantage of the government's new bail-out.

So will young Italians be jumping at the chance of a home-grown research position?

Sites like Shopify, Zulily and Gilt should be jumping at the opportunity to partner with newspapers.

"Theoretically, the issuers should be jumping at this, because it's going to get them higher prices.

"We certainly won't be jumping at some last-minute signing that hasn't been on our radar and were not sure about just to get someone in the building.

The DEA should be jumping at any opportunity to save lives.

If they were good deals, private investors would be jumping at them and we wouldn't need taxpayer money.

The ACLU has called for external auditing for bias, but companies don't appear to be jumping at that suggestion.