Sentence examples for leap to get from inspiring English sources

Mujtaba's lob is a little high for Akram, who has to leap to get it as he's moving back (his back to the stumps), his momentum carrying him past the stumps as he grabs the ball.

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It will also sometimes leap to get to another limb.

So it's still one hell of a leap to get to 900p if that's where the killing zone, as corporate financiers charmingly express it, lies.

In episode nine, Hannah accused her now ex-roommate, Marnie, of wanting only "a boyfriend with a luxury rental," but it's Jessa who has taken a rapid and daring leap to get that boyfriend and, two weeks later, to marry him at a "surprise wedding".

It cut against the thrust and jab of the modern action movie and honored the past in all its strangeness, cutting it loose to exist in its own world, and in so doing compel us to make the imaginative leap to get there.

Dimitris Salpingidis picked out Mitroglou, who leapt to get his left foot to the ball in the 14th minute.

Granderson made his dashing defensive play in the second, leaping to get his glove to the top of the 8-foot wall just to the right of straightaway center.

This time, Cesc Fabregas swings in a delicious cross from the left but Alexis Sanchez is offside as he leaps to get on the end of it.

and leaping to get the ball away from their goal.

But Colombian keeper David Ospina laid out to block the first one, then leaped to get a hand on the second, deflecting it wide.