Sentence examples for leaps all from inspiring English sources

In providing an imaginary historical context for "Cats and Dogs," the site leaps all the way back to Richard Nixon and asserts that his dog Checkers gave his own famous Checkers speech; it even pictures the dog in a typically Nixonian pose, with upraised forepaws.

If their debut suffers from a deficit of great original material, that only makes the subsequent qualitative leaps all the more astonishing.

There's nothing personal in the way that Ted leaps all over the news that Heinz ketchup might be up for grabs.

Terayama seems to have a productive lack of regard for historical trends and for place — the book leaps all over, as if four different generations had stitched together their portraits to make a demented whole.

The fighting is the source of the fun — the blend of high-speed NASCAR-style needle-threading, demolition-derby impact, martial-arts choreography, and cross-vehicular crawls and leaps, all of which are rendered deliriously hyperbolic in visions of a nearly hallucinatory splendor.

This is important, says Dr Rajaratnam's colleague Elizabeth Klerman, because "we want to treat the underlying cause of jet lag or shift-work disorder: the misalignment of the inner circadian clock with the external environmental time".It is not only travellers and shift workers who might benefit if tasimelteon leaps all the hurdles that remain before it can be approved.

But others made the leap all the way up top.

That led to flames leaping all the way across the track.

Kaplan (East) opened one spade, and Cayne (South) leapt all the way to five diamonds.

They had an 8.9percentt chance of landing the No. 1 pick, but made the leap all the way from fifth.

And the passing defense has leapt all the way to fifth in the league, allowing only 182 yards in the air compared with 217.8 yards in the dark days.