Sentence examples for leaps about from inspiring English sources
The price arbitrarily leaps about, but a litre usually costs about £3.50.
Mr. Bloom, as is his custom, leaps about, trying to overcome his incurable blandness, and is upstaged by special effects, musical cues, octopus tentacles and pieces of wood.
To flesh out the experience of watching a guy working on a computer, Gillis leaps about, invites fans to dance onstage, and often ends shows wearing just his boxers.
Nadal leaps about a bit and pumps his fist.
Sylvia, a nymph of Diana, leaps about with her girlfriends, abjuring mere men.
In the most elaborate dance, a mustachioed Benny wearing a firefighter's hat leaps about a fire truck in a frenzy of elation.
Tarzan of the Apes once leaped about among the live oaks in the park.
Shares in Nielsen rose nearly 3 percent in premarket trading, to $30.50, while those in Arbitron leaped about 25 percent, to $47.38.
West is daring d.j.s to deal with songs that leap about, rhythmically and dynamically.
"You can leap about and pretend to be Fred Astaire or Michael Jackson or whoever your musical idol of the moment is".
They wore old-fashioned tennis whites and leaped about on the bright-purple hard court, flicking reflex volleys and high, arcing lobs.
