Sentence examples for leap in one from inspiring English sources
It is hardly reasonable to expect societies that have been long suppressed by mass-murdering dictators to leap in one bound all the way directly to perfect liberal democracy.
" If all this seems dour, Tagaq is also keen to stress Inuit success stories and the strength of Inuit women (her mother has a BA in education, "that's quite a leap in one generation," she points out).
It is not often that a team makes such a huge leap in one season, but the Nuggets are poised to make the conference finals for the first time since 1985.
While the idea of a media company becoming a furniture site investor seems like a leap in one regard, in another it's actually a no-brainer investment.
Women and families all over the world are going through this transition, but they will make the leap in one generation, rather than three.
What government can do well is two things: making carbon emissions more expensive through a carbon tax and, crucially, providing much greater support for basic research into green technologies — to take a quantum leap in one or preferably many of them.
It has been more than a year now since I leapt - in one doctor's appointment - from being all-singing, all-dancing mom, to being labelled with this mortal sickness that makes everybody lower their voice before they get to the end of the word: can-cer, so the second syllable comes out in a reverent hush.
A thrill of pleasure leaps in one's bosom as one perceives, during Lord Jim's introduction, the feeble-minded smile that crosses the old pagan's dark, heavy-jowled physlognomy.
People of all ages were crossing with ease, it appeared, leaping in places from one angled surface of rock to the next.
George W. Bush, after all, campaigned not as the smartest guy in the pageant but as Mr. Congeniality, able to leap partisan divisions in one affable bound and work his will through pure charm.
This insistence might change in the cold light of an autumnal day, but given the fragmented attempt at a coup in the past few weeks it seems unlikely that dissenters will get their act together to leave in one leap to form a new and substantial parliamentary opposition party.
