Sentence examples for brought jump from inspiring English sources

Someone supplied a ball, another person brought jump ropes, and others set up hoops.

The aim is for the leaps and bounds found within dance to be brought jumping off the screen, which makes sense, if you're into it.

"The team is working hard to bring Jump to Berlin by the end of this summer and we also plan to launch in additional cities across Europe in the coming months.

Mr. Rajan said that downgrade of debt in a smaller emerging economy would most likely immediately bring jumps in interest rates that would affect companies, home buyers and car purchases.

The death of Valentiono brought a jump in circulation of 50,000 copies in one day for an evening paper.

Williams won the event Saturday with a height of 7 feet 6 inches — "not too shabby," he said — while experimenting with a tweak in his form that brought his jump closer to the bar.

The celebrity circus might seem ridiculous, but, as a September 11 , 1926 Talk of the Town item revealed, it almost always sells: The death of Rudolph Valentino brought a jump in the circulation of one evening paper of 50,000 copies in one day; while that of President Harding brought only about 25,000 to the same paper.

For example, "Certain girls [who want to] practicing cheerleading" (FG3), "I wish they [the school] had some baseballs" (FG1), 'They [recess aides] start bringing out jump ropes' (FG2), and 'hoola hoops' (FG2).

They also say I should have brought the jumping to their attention immediately.

But only big jumps in price bring noticeable jumps in image quality.

Bringing a jump rope is encouraged.