Sentence examples for jump to take from inspiring English sources

Rutherford traded the lead with Manyonga, Lawson and Henderson until the American pulled out that huge final jump to take gold.

Then Habana, to his chagrin, had to jump to take a difficult pass from Pollard and was unable to gather it for what would have been a simple run-in.

Hit the jump to take a peek at the other two bags.

🇳🇿 Zoe Sadowski Synnott drops 92 on her second jump to take the lead.

They will jump to take insects from plants, climb to find berries, or dislodge apples from trees so they can be eaten on the ground.

Santorini--and indeed the Greek islands in general--is a great deal this year as long as you're not visiting in July and August, when prices jump to take full advantage of the high demand.

Both Republicans and antitax crusaders jumped to take advantage of the sentiment.

Against Leicester on Saturday he jumped to take a bouncing ball and fell over the shoulder of Adam Thompstone.

Trainer Harry Whittington's decision to skip the Cheltenham Festival proved inspired as Arzal put in an impeccable round of jumping to take Grade One honours.

Two crocs obligingly jumped  to take their prize, but the third seemed to be more interested in eyeballing me as I was poised with camera ready.

But a Boston Globe article on Thursday raised new questions about that timeline, citing SEC filings, and the Obama campaign jumped to take advantage of it.