Sentence examples for bit of jumping from inspiring English sources

Have the feminazis got to you too?" Of course feminnazis like me are prone to doing a bit of jumping up and down at moments like these.

There is a bit of jumping around and thrashing in the live show, but not more than you'd see on Broadway, in "Jersey Boys," and nothing that would offend parents who attended as chaperones.

So cute was their delight in each other's success that it was almost too much for the BBC, which focused on athletes' personal stories so consistently that the Games seemed to resemble The X Factor with a bit of jumping.

There's a bit of jumping around involved with conversations expanding and contracting.

Even in the slower fugues, that meant a bit of jumping; in the faster ones, a listener's eyes got to feel like Ping-Pong balls.

YB In that first month, she was introduced to a little bit of jumping and, by weeks five or six, she jumped some cross-country fences and some little hedges.

"I was a bit afraid of jumping into a relationship," Mr. Abner said.

"People are a little bit scared of jumping into the industry first and knowing that, looking at statistics, they may be the first to get arrested or they may be putting themselves or their families in jeopardy," Horton said.

That's a bit of jump over what Amazon's brand buzz usually looks like, Amobee claimed – the prior day, 22percentt of tweets were positive, but just 7percentt were negative.

Granted, the dog isn't likely to win any ping pong competitions, owing at least a little bit to his habit of jumping on the table when things get heated -- and the fact that he can't really sustain a rally.

A lot of the more recent games have felt like a clumsy version of Wipeout with occasional bothersome bits of jumping, which was never what Sonic was about.