Sentence examples for natural jump from inspiring English sources

The bid showed hearts, but this did not inhibit East from making a natural jump in that suit.

Which reminded him of the time he skied off a natural jump in the forest and nearly landed on a snow leopard.

North's natural jump to five no-trump was overenthusiastic, but four no-trump would have had the same result since South had maximum values for her two-spade bid.

There is no one else around, and as my friend and I dodge between the frosted branches of sparse woodland, descending towards the glowing yellow windows of the village, the only sound is that swoosh-splatter of fresh powder and the occasional "Whoop!" we can't help but let out as we fly off the next natural jump.

It was a natural jump from daily minutiae to daily news and then news by the minute.

The data showed bed and water surface features of the natural jump regions differ significantly from CHJ conditions and engineering analogues with respect to boundary conditions.

Spanish explorers founded Old Panama, which became the natural jumping-off point for further conquests, its Renaissance-style construction serving as a model for all other colonial South American cities.

Perhaps the recalibration of the international calendar, the increased financial rewards and the spread of multi-format specialists might have diluted a little the sense that a four-yearly appearance in New South Wales's port capital represents a parting of the ways, a natural jumping-off point for those too weary to start the cycle once more.

In the days when the road lay only through Tibet, Darjeeling, which is near the caravan track from India to Lhasa, made a natural jumping-off place, where climbers could assemble, start breathing mountain air, check their equipment, learn something about the Himalayas, and, if they liked, be blessed before setting out by lamas from the nearby monastery of Ghoom.

The German athletics federation cut Markus Rehm loose, saying there was a "significant difference" between jumps with his blade-like prosthesis and natural jumps, the Associated Press reports.

The "Tower" was designed to quantify the marmoset's natural jumping behavior as a measure for akinesia, the "Hourglass" to test the marmoset's natural righting reflex as measure for rigidity, analogous to axial motor behavior in humans.