Sentence examples for keep leaping from inspiring English sources

The waves rise in their beds, and they keep leaping.

These people keep leaping out and saying, why don't you write about me?

And yet she almost seems to gape in wonder and surprise at the toads that keep leaping from her mouth.

They're glad to have us in bed but wish we would stay there, and not keep leaping up to tell them what fabulous sinners we are.

Choose from the gentle hum of "Aircraft Cabin" or the soothing "Café Chatter", but skip the Hitchcockian "Birdsong" and avoid "Campfire" unless you want to keep leaping up to grab the extinguisher.

It's hard, though, to resist the thought that a new political force — a fusion party — might have been born that summer, that a Roosevelt-Willkie alliance, drawing on the moderate impulses of the major parties, might have planted roots and become a counterweight to an era like the present, when men and women professing all sorts of highly personal beliefs keep leaping into the Presidential race.

Art keeps leaping over formal boundaries.

Orgyen keeps leaping up, blocking the view of other fans.

It's freezing outside, so she keeps leaping up to cling to a radiator.

He kept leaping up from the piano bench when he perhaps should have been tending to the solo part.

There is the woman (Aida Vainieri) who keeps leaping ardently into the arms of her lover who in turn weakly, sorrowfully keeps dropping her.