Sentence examples for gone leaps from inspiring English sources

"We have an incredibly intuitive and instinctive interface with most of our consumer technology now, which has really gone leaps and bounds in the past few years," he said.

"We as a society in Ireland have gone leaps and bounds in our acceptance of LGBT," he said.

A better designed and thought through electoral process would go leaps and bounds towards creating more legitimate PCCs.

With web shopping still in its infancy in the region, a 3D shopping experience goes leaps and bounds in terms of technology.

On Shaughnessy goes, leaping from one bodily dilemma to another.

"Orpheus went leaping through the fields," Cave sings in his baritone twang.

Because they think they need it, students go leaping into it straight from university.

No, they didn't go leaping into nightspots to drum up publicity for their Lincoln Center Festival performances.

"Northern Ireland is a place where people always suspect the worst motives; they don't go leaping about in the streets".

He responded to Bach's humor, especially in movements where some bumptious little figure goes leap-frogging down the octaves.

He then goes leaping from Beethoven to Big Black, from Morton Feldman to Curtis Mayfield, identifying continuities while delighting in contrasts.