Sentence examples for jumping in from from inspiring English sources

Disc jockeys can also operate the system semi-automatically, jumping in from time to time to make on-air comments or take requests.

One thing that many people find intimidating or off-putting when jumping into feminist spaces is that the people there tend to throw around a lot of terms and concepts that are fundamental to the movement, but maybe not so familiar to someone jumping in from the outside.

"Chris jumped in from the 49er circuit and showed potential with Team Korea," Outteridge said.

We used to jump in from the bank and have a whale of a time.

And bang! — a gang of eight men jumps in from the wings, legs out, thrilled and thrilling.

Although Representative Lindsey Graham (an important player in the effort to impeach President Bill Clinton) has jumped in from the Republican side, no Democrat has ventured forth.

Take your goodies down to the soft grassy banks of the river Wharfe, which has stepping stones, shingle beaches and a deep river sections for serious swimmers, and a high spot to jump in from.

We had Alex Wilhelm in-studio with our guest Minal Hasan, founder of K2 Global, and TechCrunch's Danny Chriton jumped in from New York to help the crew dig through the biggest and best stuff from the last seven days.

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It's easier to jump in from a diagonal.

It also discourages for-profit schools from jumping in.