Sentence examples for got a leap from inspiring English sources

If you've got a Leap Motion developer unit handy, dust it off and give this new build a spin.

But you can get a leap on the curator Fulya Erdemci's views on the public versus private spheres, civility versus violence, and utopian societies by going to the movies this week.

"He's strong, he's got a great leap and he's a goal-scorer.

He added: "If you believe in creativity and talent, you have got to take a leap of faith.

"He has got an absolutely great leap on him too - he will win a header against anyone.

"We've still got a lot of hurdles to leap.

They looked to have finally got a second when substitute Jorge Molina leaped to head a free-kick into the far corner, but the goal was chalked off for a foul.

This time, our hearts leapt when we got a post beep.

Finding a way to climb safely down can be an interesting challenge, but if you get frustrated, just take a leap down into one of the pools of water at the bottom, which should break your fall.

As he has done elsewhere, Mourinho got his players to take a leap of faith.

I felt the show was ready to take a leap of faith and get onto the stage".