Sentence examples for leap by from inspiring English sources

Californians are taking the leap by the tens of thousands.

They claim it increases vertical leap by an average of about three and a half inches.

But, in an abrupt turnaround, Crocs has seen its stock leap by 130% in eight months.

The Board of Trade is making its own leap by forming the alliance with Eurex.

Camille O'Sullivan's rendering of The Rape of Lucrece is an astonishing leap by the RSC.

Fifteen years later, that figure stands at $509bn, an impressive leap by any standard.

On Monday, the market had fallen by 6.7 percent, only to leap by 4.7 percent on Tuesday.

Mercian, one of Japan's three-biggest wine suppliers, saw sales leap by 150% year-on-year in January.

Some think mortgage rates will leap by a full percentage point as a result, making life more difficult for borrowers.

So it seems that fleas leap by channeling their stored energy down to the tips of their legs.

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