Sentence examples for leapt upwards from inspiring English sources

During the equivalent period after the recession of 1981-82, output leapt upwards by 5.6%.But the data revisions may provide the bigger story.

Yet amid the fear, in that darkest night, songs leapt upwards.

In 1997, for example, the Liberal Democrat vote share fell slightly but the number of seats won leapt upwards.

Everything invites the reader to pry into forbidden corridors, leap upwards into exhilarating flight, and investigate the hidden magic in the apparently mundane.

Collisions were frequent, as the Lancaster, suddenly relieved of the weight of bombs, would occasionally leap upwards, sometimes as far as 500ft, and into another plane.

Instead of the dancers having their feet turned out, Nijinsky wanted them turned in; instead of leaping upwards, he made the dancers stamp the ground, heads down.

It sees Sonic leaping upwards through a series of 48 platform levels, including boss battles with arch-foe Dr Eggmanm with online leaderboards and challenges adding a social spin.

Mojang showed a demo of a player leaping upwards - using another new feature, a levitation effect - and fending off a battery of projectiles: Minecraft players will also soon be able to quickly swap between different weapons and items in their character's right and left hands, and also to carry shields and craft banners to customise them - a much-requested feature from players.

When Egypt comes online, hopefully later this year, SEACOM capacity will leap upwards again, and lag times will halve.

These laws also state that the process is very sensitive in its initial conditions: even the slightest changes in the molecules making up the state of the cooked egg would result in the process evolving in such a way that the cooked egg continues to sit in the pan rather than coalescing into a raw egg and leaping upwards.

When disturbed, most leap upwards about 100 to 150 mm, often from the cryptic rest pose, and often over a wide trajectory.