Moreover, content-wise, you couldn't leapfrog very far or very fast from wherever you started, and there was a limit to the depth and nichiness of what you were likely to find; back then, we had not yet paved the road between, say, Dorothy Hamill and a comprehensive list of Beaux-Arts structures in Manhattan, nor archived for the convenience of humankind ten thousand photographs of fingernail art.
Federer, one of the players who could potentially be hurt by a quarterfinal meeting with Nadal, said that Ferrer had earned his seeding by playing "rock solid" over the past year and that Nadal should not leapfrog him.
They will not leapfrog the rest of the world in technology".
"I can say with 99.9percentt confidence that Prince William will not leapfrog his father," agrees Penny Junor, a royal biographer.
Defender Martin's third goal in two games produced a nervy finale, but could not prevent the Hammers leapfrogging their visitors and moving up to 11th place in the Premier League table.
At this point in the season, though, Palm said he could not recall a major undefeated team leapfrogging another major undefeated team.
All the players said they could not recall another instance of one group leapfrogging another without an obvious reason — a long search for a lost ball, for example — and acknowledged that it was bizarre to see the second group on the course finish ahead of the first.
Manager Roy Hodgson could not hide his frustration in the dugout as Everton leapfrogged his side into the top half of the Premier League at the final whistle.
They could not rationalize placing Miller on the team and leaving off someone like Dawes, who leapfrogged the sixth-place Vanessa Atler to land on the team.
And the main item retailers could not seem to keep in stock last year was a tablet computer for children, the LeapFrog LeapPad Explorer.
