Sentence examples for leaps into this from inspiring English sources

Barnhardt gleefully leaps into this gap like a man with a very long to-do list, eviscerating rituals and rascals ranging from sorority rush and Civil War re-enactments to back-stabbing church ladies ("Bo would privately tell trusted friends that Christianity in Charlotte possessed the aesthetics of the monster truck show at the Coliseum").

He added that parliament should think "very, very carefully" before "leaping into this approach".

It's just that everything I've read about branding doesn't make me want to leap into this brave new world.

To fill a sudden void, Ms. Bacon leaped into this role only a couple of days before previews started, and she creates the one character who could leap right out of this play and amply occupy one of her own.

It's not hard to see why businesses and brands desperate to stitch themselves into the fabric of the new consumer consciousness have come to see leaping into this digital wonderland as a magic solution.

Only then could we all leap into this new world with a clear understanding of what we are getting ourselves into and what a sustainable and healthy digital citizen really needs.

It has been a pioneer in opening access to education for decades and this latest development offers another online platform to those institutions who have not yet taken the leap into this space.

"By declaring war against an undifferentiated, undefined and fundamentally vague phenomenon like global terrorism, or terrorism with global reach, we in a sense opened the gates to a lot of countries to leap into this exercise on our backs.

Visio leaped into this "drawing engine" market six years ago.

But getting customers to take the leap into this technology isn't easy.

Symantec has leaped into this space and aims to be a formidable player.