Sentence examples for hopped from inspiring English sources

We flew to Antigua, hopped on the flight to Tortola and slept overnight on our yacht, Bellezza, at Sunsail's headquarters in Hodges Creek.

He hopped aboard the Indian Railways and would never again return to live in his village as an adolescent.

When fans begged him to come into the audience, he hopped off the stage and into the crowd.

It may be 30 years since Beyond Thunderdome, the film might have hopped a continent (exteriors were filmed in Namibia) and now fronted by an international cast of movie stars led by a Brit (Tom Hardy) and a South African (Charlize Theron), but the quintessential antipodean humour, sensibility and vision is integral and immovable.

So I went into my spare bedroom, hopped on a miniature trampoline and hit record.

Let's conclude by consulting Walsh's very first literary endeavour – Louis Walsh's Fast Track to Fame: The A-Z Guide to Superstardom – which in 2007 hopped on a fast track of its own, all the way to Poundland, where Lost in Showbiz purchased a copy.

The motorcycle component was a ride to the event in which both Ernst and Wisconsin governor Scott Walker hopped on their Harleys and rode 45 minutes from Des Moines.

Likewise, many HR departments automatically eliminate candidates who have hopped from job to job.

But of course Mr Clegg, always on the right of his party, then hopped into bed with that bogey.

Nor has it dropped plans to ban one-time communist officials from public life and strike off communist-era judges.The trouble is that Mr Kwasniewski, who hopped from communism to democracy in 1989, is pretty popular.

But a recent analysis of 100,000 call-centre workers showed that those who had job-hopped in the past were no more likely to quit quickly than those who had not.Working with Xerox, a maker of printers, Evolv found that one of the best predictors that a customer-service employee will stick with a job is that he lives nearby and can get to work easily.