Sentence examples for have a leap from inspiring English sources

"It's hard to have a leap forward in furniture," she said.

"When I was at Cambridge we were training on the Ely stretch in the Fens but we had no landing stage so we were singing the Mission Impossible theme tune everytime we got into the boats because you had to have a leap of faith, the drop was so great.

Except for every year evenly divisible by 400, which does have a leap day.

Rossini has a good claim to be both the most famous and the most distinguished person to have a leap-year birthday – though the fine African-American soprano Reri Grist, one of the best Susannas and Oscars on disc, is another – she is 80 (or 20) today.

A Chinese-American, my grandfather celebrates his birthday according to the lunar calendar, which has a "leap month" every 12 years.

The downside of having a Leap year birthday is that popular social network reminders don't remind people of dates that don't exist.

After everyone had had a leap, it was time to head down to the Martyr's Monument in the town centre.

They definitely had a leap-y aspect".

He had a leaping 39-yard touchdown catch in Seattle's preseason opener against Tennessee and has stood out during training camp practices.

Jordan Farmar scored 20 points off the bench on five-of-seven shadting, and had a leaping block of Utah's 7-foot-1 Rudy Gobert.

It is easier to have a great leap forward if you start from a fair way back.