Sentence examples for often leaping from inspiring English sources

Art also makes us aware of time by evoking other art, often leaping across chronological boundaries to connect styles, values or sensibilities.

Well-dressed collectors and curiosity seekers watch with fascination as bids soar to unimaginable sums, often leaping $500,000 at a clip.

His serious point, quite often leaping out from behind the gags, is that as "we possibly depart the age of the big give", the animosities between top, middle and bottom of American society are becoming increasingly murderous.

Irwin, who made a trademark of hovering dangerously close to untethered crocodiles, often leaping on their backs, talked mile-a-minute in a thick Australian drawl and was almost never seen without his uniform of khaki shorts and shirt and heavy boots.

+++ (212) 594-1925 414 West 42nd Street $$ All major cards Even before 42nd Street's rebirth, Jean-Claude Baker's rollicking homage to Josephine Baker was a campy testament to the area's theatrical soul, with sundry musicians dropping in to entertain on the piano and a French tap-dancer often leaping up to the zinc-topped bar.

The Hardy Boyz used a cruiserweight, fast-paced high flying style in their matches, often leaping from great heights to do damage to their opponents (and themselves in the process).

And we often leap before we look.

The horse often leaped in terror.

Even the largest often leap clear of the water.

The spark of invention often leaps between pre-existing points.

Sailing over it all was Mr. Sheik's evocative, droning voice, which often leaps into a plaintive, semi-falsetto cry.