Sentence examples for demand leaps from inspiring English sources

Some may demand leaps of faith, others quiet restraint or simply going with the flow, but no matter what choices I must make to steer a steady course into my later years, it feels good to know that I was born to make them.

At its heart is the Dolphinarium, a building shaped like a big white whale, where Chinese dolphins perform somersaults on demand, leaping from a pool of saltwater that was pumped here along a 100km pipeline.

To justify a second runway, demand must leap.

It said demand had leapt by as much as 27 per cent since the heatwave began.

Mr. Ho disdains pop catchiness; the vocal lines are full of demanding chromatic leaps that sometimes strained the unamplified singers.

The old-fashioned, feel-good musical (which "La Cage" defiantly is, for better or worse) has always demanded such leaps of faith from its audience.

Crime and medical series demand a leap of faith; most of us are not schooled enough in microbiology or legal procedure to judge just how far series like "House" or "Law & Order" stretch the facts.

The Sydney Peace Foundation chairman, David Hirsch, said Klein "challenges feelings of powerlessness, apathy and confusion, and inspires people to demand a leap towards a society based on caring for each other and for the earth.

Thermal cooling requirements are based on the electricity demand from LEAP, but the amount of water available is estimated by WEAP.

Later she admitted she never liked her song "Just Like Jesse James" (but sang it anyway) and described "You Haven't Seen the Last of Me" as "the beast" for its demanding vocal leaps.

We're not averse to a bit of angularity, but surely this doorway-busting look demands a leap of faith?