"jump towards" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when you want to convey the idea of a person or object leaping in the direction of another object or person. For example: The cat jumped towards the window in an attempt to catch the bird on the other side.
Nobody knows how this week's congress will play out, how much personal pressure Kim is under, or which way he will jump: towards heightened confrontation or conciliation.
If in first-day trading the shares jump towards 400p, the government will face serious accusations that it has sold off a prized national asset for substantially less than its worth.
Unbroken stars rising British actor Jack O'Connell as Zamperini – he's already known for roles in Starred Up, This Is England and Skins, but the film marks a jump towards Hollywood for the 23-year-old.
The absurdity of the trucks slowly twisting in the air, the anxiety of trying to pick which truck to jump towards next, the ridiculousness of having nothing underneath you it all works together.
It doesn't have to take years of labor, months of overtime and a team of hundreds to make a dot on a screen move and jump towards a goal.
"We'd be walking along the pavement and she'd be bobbing and jumping towards the traffic.
Sean Tarala, who was an 8-year-old at the time of the incident, jumped towards his aunt, 54-year-old Jennifer Connell, and accidentally pushed her to the ground.
When I heard about his death on Monday, my mind jumped towards several people I knew would be upset from my best friend and mentor, 66, to my musician ex-boyfriend, 21.
When I heard about his death on Monday, my mind jumped towards several people I knew would be upset – from my best friend and mentor, 66, to my musician ex-boyfriend, 21.
Because for just £2 a wee—", jumping towards you and looming, shouting at your back: "DO YOU NOT CARE ABOUT DYING CHILDREN?" And then you wake, in a cold sweat, the distant ringing of charity workers' rainy day enthusiasm jingling in your ears, foxes fucking in the garden and birds tweeting distantly in the trees.
