Sentence examples for jumping to put from inspiring English sources

A video, easily found online, shows an officer blocking a photographer for The New York Times at the World Financial Center, jumping to put his face in front of the camera as demonstrators are arrested in the background.

Fortunately, my life-long interest in self-awareness, raising consciousness and self-improvement gave me a jump start to putting this into practice.

After making tea, she jumped up to put on Jeff Buckley's Last Goodbye, from his only completed album, Grace, released in 1994.

What jumps out, to put it crudely, is that jobs in the rust belts and rural towns that voted for Trump are at high risk of automation, while the professions of many Hillary Clinton supporters are at low risk.

Haas regained his stride soon, however, jumping to a 5-3 lead that put Rufin's back to the wall.

Before jumping to this conclusion, we should put the indefeasibility requirement into context.

I jump to my feet, put on a baseball cap and sunglasses, and dash out.

Don't jump to conclusions and put it all out there before you can back up your thoughts.

It fell as low as $10.15 in last Thursday's scary selloff, but has rebounded strongly, jumping 8% Wednesday to put it up 37% since I added it.

After making consecutive jump shots to put the Sparks up by 22-9, Dixon ran downcourt and cupped her right hand to her ear.

With 6 minutes 47 seconds left in regulation, Cory Bradford hit a 15-foot jump shot to put Illinois ahead, 59-57, for the first time since early on.