Sentence examples for jumped upon from inspiring English sources
Some enemies won't flatten when jumped upon.
Our children are jumped upon in the schools.
Atmosphere of Versailles He was quickly jumped upon, roughed up a little, and carted out of the hall.
Others think the Bank is evil beyond salvation.Many have jumped upon a somewhat melodramatic j'accuse essay by Joseph Stiglitz in the current issue of the New Republic.
The actual arrest of Oboi was made in the audience room by young wrestlers, who jumped upon the powerful minister from their hiding place behind the throne.
"You want to talk about things like that [on Twitter] but right away you're jumped upon by saying 'What do you think?'" he recalls.
It's a bandwagon the catwalk has been quick to jump upon.
But the champion will also need to maintain the improvement she has shown in her second serve since Paris, or Henin will jump upon opportunities to unleash the most varied and attractive attacking weapons in the women's game.
Opponents of Australia's sordid refugee policy have been quick to jump upon this latest crisis in Nauru as evidence that the Pacific solution was destabilising Australia's neighbours, but the baleful truth is that the Topside and Statehouse camps have, if anything, staved off the final crisis.
Lastly, our study also reveals that a critical contact angle for droplets to jump upon coalescence is θc ∼ 140°.
During these blocks, the display did not jump upon detection of the horizontal voluntary saccade but instead was substituted by the visual mask in the mask condition or by a blank screen in the no-mask condition.
