Sentence examples for leaping straight into from inspiring English sources

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

We begin with the Krays already ruling their East End roost, eschewing the traditional traipse through childhood, leaping straight into their turf war with the Richardson gang, which would come to a head in the Blind Beggar pub in 1966.

A few years ago, any 21-year-old who, instead of leaping straight into the pursuit of money, wanted to pursue his own peculiar idea of what a 21-year-old should do with himself had to forswear his probable share of the Lotto.

On the other hand, simply trying to find a good friend might happen faster because there will be more receptiveness to friendship than to leaping straight into a long-term relationship.

The man leaped straight into the air.

Griezmann had leapt straight into bed with Roger Moore.

"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.

"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.

Alexander Idrisov of Strategy Partners, a consultancy in Moscow, says that most of the Kremlin's economic thinkers had assumed Russia could rely on petrodollars as it leapt straight into a post-industrial, services-led economy.