Sentence examples for best leap from inspiring English sources

Davis's second best leap of 18-4 baredgeddGeorgeorge's 18-3 for the gold medal.

She won it by 1 centimeter -- her best leap of 7.02 meters (23 feet 1/2 inch) -- beating Tatyana Kotova of Russia.

Silver was claimed by the Colombian Caterine Ibargüen, whose best leap of 14.80m was a centimetre more than that of the bronze medallist, Ukraine's Olha Saladuha.

The national record was one of two highlights of the summer for Pooley, who two weeks previously had won a silver medal at the Commonwealth Games with what was a personal best leap of 1.92m.

Yet he produced a career best leap, stuck up his hand and even retained a touch of quiet nonchalance when he realised that somehow the ball had lodged there.

Consistently she pushed herself close to her season's best, and in the crucial moment when her closest challenger, Katarina Johnson-Thompson, had failed her first long jump she produced her season's best leap of 6.42m to turn the screws.

Neatly linear levels wind tightly through confined spaces as Mario does what he likes best: leaping through intricate landscapes built from the clouds, pipes, ledges and boxes.

Their total of 22 medals was also a drop, but there were some pleasant surprises, including gold medals in the decathlon from Trey Hardee and in the women's long jump from Brittney Reese, who won Sunday with a season-best leap of 23 feet 3 ½ inches (7.10 meters).

At the 2006 AHSAA State T&F Meet, he took silver in the long jump event, recording a career-best leap of 6.86 meters (22 ft, 4.5 in).

A season's best 17.66m leap from the United States athlete was enough to relegate Frenchman Teddy Tamgho (17.47m) to second.

Releasing the clutch quickly, while still in gear, will cause the vehicle to stall (at best) or leap forwards unexpectedly.