Sentence examples for leap all over from inspiring English sources
For his Kaplan Penthouse program Mr. Greilsammer will begin with "Cradle Music," by the German modernist composer Helmut Lachenmann, then leap all over the place to Mozart, Couperin, Ligeti, Schubert, Feldman, Froberger, and more Mozart, concluding with the American premiere of Matan Porat's "Whaam!" It would be easy for such mix-and-match programs to become gimmicky.
They leap all over the place.
Terayama seems to have a productive lack of regard for historical trends and for place — the book leaps all over, as if four different generations had stitched together their portraits to make a demented whole.
"Daddy, Daddy!" the kids scream, leaping all over him.
Alone at the piano, she accompanied herself with elaborate counterpoint while breezing through melodies that leaped all over the place.
There's nothing personal in the way that Ted leaps all over the news that Heinz ketchup might be up for grabs.
Manhattan Prices Are Leaping All Over the Borough The Real Estate Board of New York offered a site-specific assessment of the Manhattan market.
Omar Rodriguez-Lopez, the band's guitarist and composer, raced through parts that leaped all over the guitar or played wailing, pealing guitar-hero leads.
This Demon is a tenor who leaps all over the place, quick in his thoughts, quick in his loves, eager to help and to please, but also prone to pouts: the part is vividly sung and acted by John Mark Ainsley.
He is the bane of his uncle Stuart's life because Stuart can't sit down and watch TV or have a cup of tea or anything without Zachary leaping all over him and dragging him off here, there and everywhere.
Gibson's drunken, anti-semitic outburst and Cruise's own volatile behaviour (leaping all over Oprah's furniture; railing against poor Brooke Shields) are off-putting to audiences and studios alike, and lead to dwindling box office (Mission: Impossible III grossed $150m less than the first sequel) or reduced employment (Gibson hasn't acted since The Singing Detective in 2003).
