Sentence examples for could leap in from inspiring English sources

An animal with a 12-meter wingspan "could leap in a computer," he says, "but the real world had Tyrannosaurus in it".

In this drama, place could be shifted with a license that would have astonished the most romantic of Elizabethan dramatists, the action could leap back in time in a way reminiscent of the flashback of the modern cinema, and events could be telescoped with the abandon of Expressionism.

Macy's could leap forward in the retail shopping industry by showing its customers how to join its employees in creating a sustainable future..

With a backstory like Jenkins's, you would hope that he could leap 30 feet in the air to overcome his character concerns, but Jenkins is not quite so overwhelming a talent.

Outside, she could leap six-foot fences in a single bound.

His argument is that we've seen a precipitous decline in social mobility over the last 30 years: "Once the United States was famed as a land of opportunity, where a family could leap from 'rags to riches' in a generation".

His warriors could leap on and off their horses in the middle of battle.

Mr. Entner said that the churn rate in the industry could leap from about 2.8percentt a month today to about 6percentt.

Its bronze ram could smash enemy ships, and armed soldiers could leap aboard a foe's vessel in hand-to-hand combat with swords and spears".

Its bronze ram could smash enemy ships, and armed soldiers could leap aboard a foe's vessel in hand-to-hand combat with swords and spears, an innovation that merged land and sea tactics in a bloody new form of combat.

They jumped off swings in motion to see who could leap the farthest.