Sentence examples for leaped upward from inspiring English sources

Unions resumed steady growth after 1955 as industrial employment leaped upward with Japan's economic "miracle".

As the stock market leaped upward yesterday, so did the art market.

Mr. Peacock's bass lines tiptoed around the roots of the chords and leaped upward for stretches of countermelody.

Grinning, Hutchinson gave me a thumbs-up and waggled his iPod at me, dancing in place as the helicopter leaped upward.

To my admittedly non-expert eye, today's 7-day rolling averages from Gallup and Rasmussen suggests that President Obama's polling numbers leaped upward after Bill Clinton's epic speech (and maybe Michelle Obama's as well) at last week's Democratic convention and have held pretty much steady since.

When Gateway Inc., the computer giant, announced unexpectedly slow sales over Thanksgiving weekend, it confirmed something many newspaper advertising managers already knew: they could not count on retail advertising for computers and electronics, which had leaped upward by increments of about $500 million in both 1998 and 1999.

"Very good!" he exclaimed, his eyebrows leaping upward.

Rights & permissionsfor article How a droplet in a tube leaps upward again and again.

Stefimar's goalkeeper clipped the leg of Fratia's Nita Soare, who leapt upward.

Its flames leapt upward as they danced and cried in vainglorious pride.

Then, when a chorus leaps upward, she combines torment and defiance, channeling a primal power.