Sentence examples for leaps in the second from inspiring English sources

In any political debate (such as a presidential debate, for instance) the punditry leaps in the second the debate ends with a secondary debate about the debate: who "won" and who "lost".

Gillian Murphy crossed the stage with big leaps in the first Mazurka.

The ensemble brought distinctive flair to the rushings and leaps in the first movement, which featured Lucia Lacarra, Vanessa Zahorian, Lorena Feijoo, Yuri Possokhov, Parrish Maynard and Michael Eaton as soloists.

ECONOMY Singapore's annual rate of GDP growth leapt in the second quarter to 7.8% from 3.8% in the first quarter; its industrial output grew by 9.3% in the year to June, after falling in the year to May.

He salved their disappointment that he did not go for the euro in his first term with repeated private assurances and many public suggestions that he would make the leap in the second.

After four dismal years with sales around 30% lower than the 1992 record of 2.4m cars, new registrations leapt in the first three months of this year.

Shara Proctor, who was born and raised in Anguilla but is competing for Britain, nailed a 6.83m leap in the first round of the long jump.

But publicly traded lines have recently reported that their profits leaped in the first half of the year, especially in Asia.

After two wild quarters — leaping in the first and missing big in the second — the Walt Disney Company returned to its calm and collected ways on Tuesday, reporting profit slightly above Wall Street's predictions.

Making a rash intuitive leap, in the first edition of "Into the Wild," published in January , 1996 I wrote that this alkaloid was perhaps swainsonine, a toxic agent known to inhibit glycoprotein metabolism in animals, leading to starvation.

How does one decide to make the leap in the first place?