Sentence examples for leapt suddenly from inspiring English sources

On Monday, British tourist Ally Bullifent posted a Facebook video of her friend Leah being attacked by a croc that leapt suddenly from the water she was filming on her phone at Cape Tribulation.

No more vowels carrying images leap suddenly from my excited unwitting mind and purple Bic pen.

Mr. Longstreth's leaping, suddenly swelling vocal lines clearly show Bjork's influence.

That the very next dance craze will leap suddenly from the belly of America.

The songs are tautly constructed; some, like "Rich Kid Blues, These Stones Will Shoutut" and "Consoler of the Lonely," leap suddenly from riff to riff.

It was a giant leap suddenly to argue that the Earth orbits the sun, rather than the other way around, particularly without telescopes.

Nothing seemed to herald the end of the internal combustion engine more than the ability of hybrid cars to leap suddenly to life without the slightest sound.

Punk, rockabilly, disco and hard rock all turn up sooner or later, in structures that are proudly asymmetrical; the music surges along or leaps suddenly from style to style.

He had been in his office all day except for lunch with three fellows in the office; Mr. Beresford's mind leaped suddenly from the lunch to his first sight of the man in the light hat at the bus stop; it seemed that the man in the light hat had been trying to push him on the bus into the crowd, instead of pushing in ahead.

At the time, it must have marked a quantum leap forward: suddenly, space seemed credible.

Rolf was just about to fall asleep, but then he leaped up suddenly, the night no longer still.