Sentence examples for jumps comes from inspiring English sources

However, perhaps the strongest evidence to explain the energetic difference between 1.8 m jumps comes from variation in take-off angle.

In the Bronx, big jumps came at Sarah J. Hale, to 24.5percentt from 12.7percentt; Adlai Stevenson, to 31.8percentt from 26.6percentt; and Evander Childs, to 23.4percentt from 17.9percentt.

In other words, most of these borrowers still have big payment jumps coming that could drive them into foreclosure.

Do I ask it to do this now, or do I wait for later in the race to sacrifice that energy?" So you're thundering along with clods of turf flying up and the jumps coming quick and fast.

Pandora's latest jump comes amid increasing competition for shares in promising Internet start-ups.

The jump comes in 1967, when pop separates from a more contentious sort of music and style.

Borer suspects that the postgame jump comes from students returning to their rooms and turning on their computers for a little late-night studying.

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While much of that jump comes from increases in commodity prices across the board, the growth does show that new money is discovering commodities.

Much of that jump comes from estimated gas in shale rocks, which drilling companies have only recently learned how to tap.

Instead, the dramatic jump comes from the FCC's decision to free up airwaves that have long been reserved exclusively for local TV broadcasts.