Sentence examples for kept leaping from inspiring English sources

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

An author named Michael Sheldon kept leaping up to answer calls on his cellphone, but other than that the guests were behaved.

He kept leaping into the present tense, as if out of a darkened doorway ("Dr. Lecter's eyes are maroon"), and, because we feared that he could be lurking anywhere, we assumed that he had come from nowhere.

The shouts in English, Mandarin and Malay were reverberating, and between sending Twitter messages from his cage-side chair, Victor Cui kept leaping to his feet in response to the takedowns, submissions and other codified mayhem happening at close range.

The shouts in English, Mandarin and Malay were reverberating, and between sending Twitter messages from his cage-side chair, Victor Cui kept leaping to his feet in response to the takedowns, submissions and other codified mayhem transpiring at close range.

He had rarely written for the voice and never for the stage, and he produced an alternately inert and furious opera, with vocal lines that kept leaping around and then reverting to the safety of chants.

Art keeps leaping over formal boundaries.

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

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

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

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