Sentence examples for jump past from inspiring English sources
The phrase "jump past" is correct and can be used in written English
It is often used to describe someone or something moving quickly over or ahead of something else. Example: "The athlete was able to jump past all of his competitors and win the race."
Then, out of nowhere, he began asking us to jump past entire scenes.
Control4 says a starter system begins at around $1,500, but bigger projects can easily jump past $5,000.
The first LBP let you create your own "platforming" levels, where you run and jump past obstacles.
The Junior Olympic age group record of 7 feet by Johnnie Bartley had stood since 1986, but Cunningham continued to jump past his winning height to establish a new Junior Olympic record.
Daemon Hatfield of IGN reviewed the Xbox 360 version and gave it a negative review: "Low production values, monotonous gameplay, and lackluster visuals make this a story you can jump past".
If he does, he might even jump past Jerry Rice in combined net yardage.
Carolina jumped past idle Pittsburgh and Philadelphia into fourth place in the Eastern Conference with 93 points.
A clear majority in the polls favors the younger couple's jumping past Charles and Camilla and acceding directly to the throne.
JERSEY GIRL: Janet Evanovich's "Smokin' Seventeen" jumps past Tom Clancy's "Against All Enemies" to give Evanovich her 12th straight No. 1 hardcover best seller in her Stephanie Plum series.
The Cowboys' Bedlam game against No. 3 Oklahoma on Dec. 3 in Stillwater will surely be a marquee matchup, but it is hard to imagine the Cowboys jumping past Wisconsin or Stanford if those two teams remain undefeated.
Police surveillance tapes, later made public at the Macpherson inquiry, recorded the men expressing violently racist beliefs and fantasies.At that point, argues Mr Phillips, public opinion jumped past race.
