Sentence examples for leaps behind from inspiring English sources

Nicks is a durable enough brand that she has been allowed to release an album that immediately leaps behind the fence of the millennium.

Other accounts describe the kelpie when appearing in human form as a "rough, shaggy man who leaps behind a solitary rider, gripping and crushing him", or as tearing apart and devouring humans.

Ten years later, ESPN described the goal as a "leaping, behind-the-back" shot, while the Baltimore Sun described the shot by saying that "...Sims flicked in a rebound shot blindly behind his back".

Mr. Flemmi took his girlfriend to a house in South Boston, where Mr. Bulger leapt from behind and strangled her.

Suddenly, a massive masked man leaped from behind and smashed a rubber mallet into Glock's skull.

As ICT is increasingly permeating all aspects of everyday life, it is apparent that education cannot leap behind.

His shot was blocked but from the corner, taken short and eventually delivered by Raphaël Guerreiro, Pepe leapt behind Ronaldo and Godín to head the equaliser.

Basically, for nine hours I waited for them to leave the room, at which point I would leap behind a table and pour coffee.

The gunman saw him, Mr. Mora said, and leapt behind the counter with his accomplices and shouted, "Policía, policía, policía!" Two of the robbers retreated to the rear of the store.

Elsewhere Phillips Idowu finished fifth in the men's triple jump with 16.45 metres – his only legitimate leap – behind the South African Khotso Mokoena, who won with a season's best of 17.20m.

Flames leap behind the barred grate like big cats in the zoo.