Sentence examples for jumped farther from inspiring English sources

Mr. Beamon himself never again jumped farther than 27 feet.

Three Russians each had jumped farther than 23 feet by their second jump.

Fiona May of Italy and Tatyana Kotova of Russia have jumped farther than a struggling Jones has this season.

It was Jones's personal best in the long jump; among Americans, only Jackie Joyner-Kersee has jumped farther, and only six women anywhere have had a better mark.

The Ukrainian Sheryf El-Sheryf and the USA's Christian Taylor have jumped farther than Idowu this year, but both are young and inconsistent.

Carl Lewis jumped farther in Seoul than any man would 12 years later in Sydney, Australia, and Jackie Joyner-Kersee did the same among women.

"I can jump farther than that.

"She didn't bring the speed that it takes to jump farther," he said, adding that Jones did look good in the air.

The real reason that Olympic and FIS officials don't want women jumping could be that, as Annette Hofmann, a professor of sports studies at the Ludwigsburg University of Education, in Germany, has argued in an academic paper, the women may soon be jumping farther than the men, because the ideal body type for distance is lean and small.

Oddsock, minus his ability to hold and interact with tools, feels like the Sackperson you always wanted – he can jump farther and land with more accuracy than your basic character, and he's much faster, plus he can wall jump.

I have to think about getting myself to jump farther.