Sentence examples for leap straight into from inspiring English sources

"I do," repeated Jack, feeling his heart leap straight into the man's fat little hand.

Realistically, few if any of ArtsLit's students will leap straight into the Ivy League.

Now, it's compulsory at this point for someone to leap straight into the comments to state that there's no such thing as a "gay vote" – just voters who are gay.

"It's about turning things upside down," says Jones. "Looking at the things people say and thinking: what's the opposite of that?" When a joke is hatched, it may leap straight into the comic's set – or it may need refining, like a diamond.

What's more, many companies aim to leap straight into the latest wireless communication and business computing.

And while Willimon acknowledged that it would have been "a lot safer of a narrative choice to leap straight into the mission," he wanted to explore other angles, like the fact that "the reality of getting to a place like Mars is that it would be incredibly difficult to even get to the starting line".

The man leaped straight into the air.

Griezmann had leapt straight into bed with Roger Moore.

But even the lifting of the document is imperfect, with one section on "delegates" leaping straight into unrelated dot points.

"We leapt straight into the debate on different funding models without talking about the quality of care and how much we value older people," Professor Glasby said.

From Oxford he leapt straight into a senior editorial job at the publishing house of Victor Gollancz, where the founder (then in his 60s) was searching for a successor.