Sentence examples for leap rapidly from inspiring English sources
Moreover, the pterosaurs' legs and wings were stronger than those of any comparable bird or bat, reinforcing the idea that they could leap rapidly into the air.
While Coleridge leapt rapidly between ideas, Lamb became fixated on single themes.
When Mr. Fairchild leaps rapidly from side to side, his body bending in the air, the image is one of exhilaratingly playful ebullience.
Obviously, it would be much more efficient, if all sign posts were concentrated in a small space, so that the search mechanism could rapidly leap from one sign post to the next.
Mr. Gaisford plays with probing commitment in the passionate fifth movement, a whirlwind of octave leaps and rapidly ascending figurations.
Indriids can leap up to 10 m (33 ft) rapidly from tree trunk to tree trunk, an ability referred to as "ricochetal leaping".
Some examples of headline phrasing included the following: "doctor dies of killer virus"; "nature's terrorism strangles Hong Kong"; "SARS deaths leap"; "panicking crowds flee"; "creeping panic over epidemic"; and "SARS virus… mutating rapidly".
First, according to research generated last year by economists at the Federal Reserve Board, unemployment would fall rapidly, inflation would rise, and the path for nominal interest rates would leap.
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