Sentence examples for jump off into from inspiring English sources
I loved the way they would hit a unison note then jump off into a harmony, or vice versa, and switch lead back and forth.
I guess I need to be possessed by my characters wholly, utterly, before I can put a word down, whereas other writers might only need the promise of possession before they jump off into the work.
Previously, UV light from the sun was thought to heat up atmospheric molecules, exciting them enough that they jump off into space.
It's important to note that Zachary isn't trying to jump off into fantasyland with his interpretations.
"The water was very shallow and the people were able to jump off into the water and actually walk ashore".
On May 25, the Libyan coastguard allegedly opened fire on a migrant boat, forcing hundreds to jump off into the water.
I had often seen this vision and contemplated jumping off into oblivion.
Beyond this spot they were, in a sense, jumping off into the void.
"Bye, everyone," he said as he jumped off into the darkness.
Much of Gay's writing is personal, but she often jumps off into wider themes.
The boulders the beach is named after are great fun for climbing and jumping off into the warm ocean.
