Sentence examples for line jumping from inspiring English sources

That added bite was redoubled in his voice: he attacked each line, jumping ahead, repeating words in a rush of syllables, scat-singing, even yodeling.

If they look at a graph of acceleration in an earthquake, like the one shown in this presentation on Friday to the commission by Dominion, the plant's operator, it has a line jumping above and below a horizontal axis that represents stability.

With the troops dug into fighting positions, Kapaun would dash back and forth along the line, jumping from one foxhole to another to check on the men, pray with them and tend to the wounded.

The song ends with a triple chorus (the third of which features a key change to A major) as "French horn counterpoints usher the song towards its climax", the line "jumping off the fence" repeating three times before a staccato finish with Rhys singing "into your corner", drawing out the last word.

I can't recall my leg of the race or handing off the green baton, but I can clearly see the sight of Mr. Miller at the finish line, jumping around like a man possessed, telling us in between screams and cheers that we broke the CYO record with a time of 58 25 seconds.

At very large cycle times, subjects could see the single line jumping from position to position.

When he first alighted from the car, people in line jumped to have their picture taken.

Pridemore... to raise you from the dead — the strange line jumped out.

Pridemore... to raise you from the dead — _the strange line jumped out.

In fact, I hardly even noticed when my fly line jumped slightly and headed upriver.

Then the first line jumps into my head quite mysteriously and I'm off and running.