Sentence examples for jumping in time from inspiring English sources

When the band reached Tompkins Square Park, three kindergarten-size girls emerged from the crowd and started dancing and jumping in time to the music.

The story follows the Stein family from the Northeast to California and back, jumping in time from Ira's childhood as a suburban Jewish delinquent to his impassioned conversion to Buddhism to his diagnosis -- at the age of 19 -- of terminal brain cancer.

There are certain lessons one can learn from nonfiction when writing a novel — a certain freedom in terms of jumping in time, or an acceptance of tangents — but fiction is so different from nonfiction that it was hard to truly mimic these writers.

Nokia didn't jump in time.

Gesturing over a shape triggers it to jump in time with the rest of the parts.

JOE BIDEN: It's time to be patriotic Kate, time to jump in, time to be part of the deal.

I had hoped that the show would jump in time to allow for Jack to travel around Europe.

Last week, Banks, who will direct the film, noted that "Pitch Perfect 2" will jump in time and will follow Wilson and Anna Kendrick's characters through graduation from Barden University.

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

Like Boehner, who complained that Democratic leaders were "snuffing out the America that I grew up in," some Tea Partiers are jumping in a time machine.

The Angels' powers include hurtling their prey into the past — hence the 113-year jump in time.