Sentence examples for needs to jump on from inspiring English sources

"Yelp needs to jump on this," he said.

With so much emphasis on just-in-time manufacturing and some professionals needing to jump on planes almost daily, airports are becoming the centres of cities of their own.

Consumers need to jump on the bandwagon too of course.

And Activision doesn't need to jump on the same game wagon as other developers, yet.

"That was all I needed to jump on this spot — it was really difficult to make a living on a truck," she said.

"Once we saw how many apps were already available for the iPad, we realized we needed to jump on it right away," said Igor, who is 34 and also teaches at Parsons The New School for Design.

No need to jump on the first boat out of town.

Once you've tracked a mentor down, you need to jump on his back and take the reins.

One thing that is clear is that retailers need to jump on the mobile, personalization and data bandwagon very soon.

Baldwin: I just don't think we need to jump on her as a bad female friend.

There are many people who are presented with a real estate "opportunity" and think that they need to jump on it right away in order to get in on the action.