Sentence examples for brave leap from inspiring English sources

But it would all require a brave leap of faith – something the LLDC's target-driven constitution is unlikely to allow.

That is no guarantee that democracy will follow, but it is a brave leap towards that goal.

But Game of Thrones was always the show that could kill off anyone at any time, and Snow's death seemed like a brave leap into an uncertain future.

We need to make a brave leap if we are to have healthy seas, sustainable fish populations and a sustainable fishing industry.

"I wanted it to be fun and funny, but not too cheesy," Katherine said of the disco-infused routine, which represents a brave leap for her.

His brave leap into sexual honesty was achieved with little assistance from his British models; Forster vaguely urged the male principals of "A Passage to India" to achieve Anglo-Indian connection, but left his novel about a homosexual affair, "Maurice," unpublished at his death, and Virginia Woolf transmuted her androgyny into the mannered ingenuities of "Orlando".

Except with rising student debts and pitiful pay for apprentices, September has become a time for brave leaps in the dark.

Other designers have made brave leaps into the future hoping to change the way we see and use familiar gadgets and appliances.

But the great news is that now, right across the board, Marvel's making brave leaps towards broadening its own paradigm.

Base jump in Auckland 16 New Zealand has more hare-brained adventure activities than pretty much anywhere, including SkyJump, which allows the brave to leap from Auckland's Sky Tower - the tallest building in the southern hemisphere at 630ft (192m).

Maybe I should have guessed this wasn't going to be the brave, cultural leap I had been telling my friends about.