Sentence examples for leap from inspiring English sources

And then, when you've done all that thinking, if you do decide to go for it, a little leap of faith is also necessary because if we thought about it too much, few of us would actually do it.

But a tweet by Murdoch contests the claim, claiming the paper has made a "weird leap" and there has been a "misunderstanding somewhere".

It's not a great leap to deduce therefore that you've almost certainly been brain-zapped hundreds of times and that precious memory of going on holiday last year is entirely fictitious.

Holyfield is unbeaten and can be presented, with a small leap of the imagination, as a worthy opponent, so the fight is just about promotable within the US.

Here's me, pulling a belt 2cm higher or considering what colour socks to wear with these particular jeans, and then here's these clothes – all by the young British labels that Susie champions on her blog – that leap out and mug you.

If the sacrifice seems worth it, it is definitely time to take a leap into the unknown.

An accidental Grexit would be a leap into the unknown for everyone.

The takeover of BG can be seen as an opportunity for Shell to bulk up in Brazil; or as a chance to leap to the top of the liquefied natural gas (LNG) market, where BG is predominant; or as a cost-cutting exercise.

But Billy Elliot, the debut from Stephen Daldry, a former director of London's Royal Court Theatre, is a film of big ambitions, a leap forward in terms of mood and scope.

Having experienced the DfE's threshold levels of burden when I requested the release of some basic information about free schools, I know that the department (allegedly) does not have spare civil servants ready to leap up and grab such tasks.

Namibia has suffered a leap in rhino poaching in the first months of 2015.