Nearby, a student preparing bananas foster at tableside leaped back from the flames ("her first time," explained the chef).
Who would have bet against him suddenly leaping back from the dead and spraying the room with a Gatling gun?
Now we get the view from the top – the boys leaped back from the precipice and not towards it, of course, but that still took a bit of guts.
Nearly a year after having reconstructive elbow surgery, he threw fastballs, some clocked at 99 miles per hour, changeups and curveballs Monday that tricked some hitters into leaping back from the plate with haste, as if trying to avoid a flying bullet.
Literal and figurative trochees and rhythms are what she reports in her patchwork book, which leaps back and forth from the Baltimore of her childhood to the 1996 Republican National Convention in San Diego to a revealing 1997 meeting with Bill Clinton in the Oval Office that she characterizes as "jazz".
Dyson was hurt as he stopped and leaped back for a 40-yard pass from Steve McNair in the fourth quarter Sunday in the Titans' 13-12 loss to Baltimore.
Some critics say children often can't differentiate the programs from the commercials and that food companies and producers of children's shows have helped blur the line by creating characters that leap back and forth, from pitchman to program character.
Having joined the Marvel Cinematic Universe as Peggy Carter, in "Captain America: The First Avenger" and then in two seasons of ABC's "Agent Carter," Atwell has now leaped back in time, from America in the wake of the Second World War to London in the years preceding the First.
At the recent practice, he bobbed up and down outside the ring, hurling punches into the air, barking out instructions, using every ounce of self-restraint to keep from leaping back into the ring and mixing it up with the young fighters himself.
But the Droylsden forward Ciaran Kilheeney had other ideas and leapt back to swat the ball away from his goal, prompting a screaming appeal from the Spartans players and their 700 fans.
