"He sometimes leaps before looking".
And we often leap before we look.
They leapt before they looked, faced the shock of reality, adapted and cobbled together something unexpected.
Unlike many of her compatriots, she is the kind of girl, as the book says, who leaps before she looks.
Bradley returned it with a high, floating pass that Crawford snatched while leaping before spiking it through the hoop for a dunk that tied the score, 23-23.
As so often happens in American history, as happens every day in the newly sprawling areas, people leapt before they really looked.
In the past, it has been disappointing to see an entire sports team appointed MBE for transient success when those who have, unremunerated, given years of service have much higher hurdles to leap before they can hope [for] an award".
That is just as well, because he has many hurdles to leap before December, when the European Union will either honour or withdraw its conditional promise to open membership talks.The stakes could hardly be higher.
Zeroes, ones, twos and threes glide and slide, shimmy and leap before your eyes in the quietly mesmerizing play "A Disappearing Number," a production from the British company Complicite that plays through Sunday as part of the Lincoln Center Festival.
I like motivational books, because I like the go-getting American spirit – your destiny is in your own hands, life is what you make it, don't accept your limitations, jump before you're pushed, leap before you look".
