Creative Time, a nonprofit arts organization, presented Chris Doyle's "Leap," a video projection of New Yorkers from all five boroughs jumping skyward on a 60-foot screen.
Our enthusiastic and ridiculously buff instructor then had us take turns "rouncing" — a combination of running and bouncing — back and forth to get our hearts racing, before restricting us to individual trampolines for jumping skyward.
But then some of the hooked gar jumped: twisting skyward, flopping sideways, sending up frothy splashes when they fell back to the lake.
At the height of the jump, they reach skyward, but their gaze returns immediately to the earth.
Last year the California heatwave lifted 63tn gallons of groundwater from the drought-stricken state, allowing its main mountain range to jump half an inch skyward.
Then, between 1989 and 1991, Japanese collectors jumped in, driving prices skyward.
He reached the fence near the 375' mark, set his feet and jumped, stabbing his left arm skyward.
Ask Trey what he has learned and he eagerly shows off his favorite move: a long sideways jump, his face and chest turned skyward and his arms wide open.
Perched over a pair of digital turntables, he unleashed a fusillade of beats, to which the crowd obediently jumped in unison, their arms flung skyward.
As a tower climbs higher, the carpenters build a spindly steel mast, raising the elevator ever skyward, a process called "jumping the hoist".
