Sentence examples for has to leap from inspiring English sources
It has to leap to a different state.
It's pretty simple, each character stands in the road and has to leap into the air to avoid incoming traffic: the last player alive wins the round.
Before "Abarat" gets that far, Schumacher admits, the project has to leap over plenty of hurdles, but he doesn't think Barker's "Mr. Hellraiser" image or sexuality are among them.
Mujtaba's lob is a little high for Akram, who has to leap to get it as he's moving back (his back to the stumps), his momentum carrying him past the stumps as he grabs the ball.
Payne starts to explain the problems she's facing, but has barely described the catchment – "very mixed, lots of cultures, some families in one of the 10% most deprived wards in the UK" – when she suddenly has to leap up: a referral to social services needs her urgent input.
When our daughter clears her own dishes from the table without being reminded but has to leap over the abandoned Hello Kitty backpack in the middle of the kitchen floor to do so, I have to bite my tongue so that I don't fall into the trap of criticizing the latter while she is still doing the former.
He then had to leap to the other end and took her with him".
But the older they get, the farther they have to leap to be independent.
Franklin Gutierrez's throw home was powerful, but high, so Victor Martinez had to leap for it.
