Sentence examples for greater bounds from inspiring English sources

For these two weeks, the greater bounds of Sochi may as well be a giant "kiss and cry," wherein supremely gifted athletes from around the world are expected to compete as well in the ungraceful activity of oversharing.

Multiply that single woman by three, place them on a farm in rural New Jersey, have them encounter an unpleasant man by means of a collision between their buggy and his car, and the danger and distrust leaps by greater bounds.

The New Yorker, March 15 , 1993P. 78 With great bounds View Article By Rivka Galchen By Jia Tolentino By Malcolm Gladwell By Zoë Heller.

These have made great bounds lately in visual recognition, and in solving CAPTCHAs - those irritating jumbles of hidden words you have to type in to a website to prove that you are not a robot.

Not leaping in great bounds.

Over the past couple of months, scientists have made great bounds in reducing the costs of harvesting and resource extraction by developing strains of algae that naturally clump together.

"Well, I don't eat cakes!" the hyena cries, before leaping out the window "with one great bound".

Mr. Kendrick reappeared for a one-nighter on Sunday at the Jazz Standard, and rather than a great bounding back to new material and a new band, the show was as casual as jazz gets.

He had replaced Howard Hawks as director, and when he added his Stan Laurel specialties to the heroic flourishes Hawks had prepared, and after the various rewrite men (William Faulkner and Joel Sayre were among them) built on to the gags, the result was a great, bounding piece of camp.

He says: "These feelings of insubstantiality and inauthenticity that plagued me as an adolescent have been transformed from existential fears into something to be revelled in: a great, bounding game of role playing, sometimes tongue-in-cheek, sometimes grave, but never earnest, always with a knowing sense of the absurdity and the fiction inherent in the idea of identity.

And with one great bound, it disappeared through the window".