Sentence examples for but it jumped from inspiring English sources

But it jumped up the hardback lists on its American launch in May.

The story centred on Kasparvov's famous 1997 match against Deep Blue but it jumped back and forth chronologically in ways which added depth and irony.

But it jumped 12% after the announcement to reach the highest level for two months and record the biggest one-day gain in 10 years.

As my colleague noted in an earlier post, the share of black voters has been rising for some time, but it jumped considerably as a result of Mr Obama's candidacy.

Internet advertising fell after the dot-com collapse of 2000, but it jumped twenty-one per cent in 2004, and advertisers now spend more than seven billion dollars on the Web.

But it jumped 2.4percentt from February through November as businesses in China experienced such strong demand that they were able to raise prices and still keep assembly lines full.

Hating pretentiousness is a bracing sentiment in "Lucky Jim," but it jumps easily to the philistinism of "Pseuds Corner" in Private Eye, where not just babies but whole generations of first-borns get tossed out with the bathwater.

The activity does not migrate continuously, but it jumps from one cluster to another (Fig. 10).

Cartwright described the show as "forgettable, but it jump-started my on-camera career".

A 1990 survey conducted jointly between the NFLPA and Ball State University found that 65% of surveyed players had suffered a major injury (defined as one that caused them to miss at least eight games): among players that played before 1959 this number was 42%, but it jumps to 72% among those who played in the 1980s.

"It's none of my business, but what caused it?" "Jumped on the car and his claws scratched the paint".