Sentence examples for line leaps from inspiring English sources
The line leaps and dips with abandon.
One line leaps out from Lynne Cheney's account of the Battle of Trenton.
The piano line leaps through the full range of the keyboard, and Gary Graffman played it sparklingly.
When the flow is thwarted by red lights or traffic, the line leaps out of its straightforward progress and curves and twists into visual knots.
I've seen Midsummer Night's Dream so many times, and each time it's a little different, or a different line leaps out at me.
A single political line leaps out, when Philoktetes asks, "How are things at the Pantygon, Odysseus?" Even at 65 minutes, the disappointing "Philoktetes" can't come through with what it needs most: a sense of urgency.
Its logo, which features a child leaping over a velvet rope (the "M" in Museum), led the group to adopt the tag line "Leap In".
He beats Murray with one splendid forehand down the line, leaping high into the air, getting his racquet over the ball and absolutely bludgeoning it home.
E. "Divorce is the sign of knowledge in our time, divorce! divorce!" (William Carlos Williams, Patersonn") In the week of the Marriage Equality Act and my 10th wedding anniversary, this line leaped out at me.
As James rushed out, Butt looped the ball over him as well and it went into the net as Ruddock on the line leapt after it like an arthritic acrobat.
As we stepped out of the luxury bus to re-integrate ourselves into the public sphere of the city's streets and sidewalks, across from us was a Muni 30X bus – the line Leap's route vaguely mimics.
