Sentence examples for he would leap from inspiring English sources

You never quite knew which way he would leap – which was infuriating, but absolutely necessary.

One day he told his family that if the right nonprofit position came along, he would leap at it.

And so he would leap over the couch, spring to reach the ceiling and show an exuberance for life that came in brilliant microbursts.

I thought he would leap at this -- I had his whole life in my possession -- but he said nothing.

If he saw a case that involved someone of some importance, he would leap at that and go to work.

"When Harris was heading toward the end zone, I started banging on the padding of the wall, hoping he would leap into my area," Dennis said Tuesday.

TAYLOR One of the guys exits, and I added a jeté, so he'd leap off instead of running off.

Did nobody ask Rob Smyth if he'd leap off the board and perform his trademark inverted triple salchow with tuck?

"He wouldn't climb over the sheep gates like a normal fella, he'd leap over them.

Cousins, whose perceptive gifts won many fans after his exhaustive 15-hour epic "The Story of Film: An Odyssey," frames "Eyes" as an inquisitive letter to Welles, one that starts by keenly acknowledging both the technological breakthroughs the director would have embraced (phones as cameras), and political times he'd leap to dramatize (the Charles Foster Kane-like qualities of our president).

He'd leapt out of bed, fought to catch it, and dragged it on to the sand.