Sentence examples for easy leap from inspiring English sources
After his the Kittle House experience, it should be an easy leap.
Couching baseball in the language of Wall Street is an easy leap.
From there, it was an easy leap — for him, at least — to link lotteries with investing.
For those of us well versed in the art of loving what is lost, it's an easy leap to missing something that was never really there.
With a highly educated citizenry in place, it was an easy leap for Massachusetts to become a leader in biotechnology and the "information revolution" in the 1990s.
From there, it was a very easy leap to reading the likes of Poe, and Mary Shelley, and Stoker … What larks!
It's the easiest leap to have him do that here, yet it's so powerful and so unexpected.
In the course of the 18th and 19th centuries,the Muslims of India had fallen behind theHindu majority, who took an easier leap intothe modern world.
"It's an easier leap to sell in Canada versus, say, Europe," said Lorne Taylor, general manager of Canada Post's Borderfree division.
The works' perfection registers poetically, by an easy Platonic leap from their candid physical imperfections.
It's easy to leap when you have a well-feathered nest to land in.
