Sentence examples for leaps upward from inspiring English sources

Then, when a chorus leaps upward, she combines torment and defiance, channeling a primal power.

The tunes are endearing, particularly when, as in Crowded House's hit "Don't Dream It's Over," Mr. Finn's voice leaps upward as if reaching to his limits.

Viewed slowly, later, the shot looks like an illusion: Curry is travelling forward and leaps upward just long enough to shoot a perfect jumper, then appears to return to his original flight path like a leaf sucked into a jet stream.

Consider the process that occurs in the period from 8 00am to 8 05am, run backwards in time: a cooked egg sits in the frypan; it coalesces into a raw egg and leaps upward; and a shell closes around it.

Humans have lived for approximately 8,000 generations, but only in the past four has life expectancy taken dramatic leaps upward thanks mostly to societies addressing some of the most basic life issues, including infant mortality, heart disease, homicide and influenza.

Using another term developed by Zavarzadeh in the same article, "paramodernism," we can say, too, that the metamodern stage of cultural logic will in several years be followed by the paramodern stage, in which our imagined climber again leaps upward toward the mountain's peak.

"Very good!" he exclaimed, his eyebrows leaping upward.

Unions resumed steady growth after 1955 as industrial employment leaped upward with Japan's economic "miracle".

As the stock market leaped upward yesterday, so did the art market.

The brown trout, leaping upward, symbolizes how that species, imported from Europe, came to thrive in the warmer waters.

Mr. Peacock's bass lines tiptoed around the roots of the chords and leaped upward for stretches of countermelody.