Sentence examples for old jumps from inspiring English sources

An old bloke in front of us, maybe 65 years old, jumps up on the railing and punches the air three times – yes, yes, yes.

It is only then, 140 pages into a 250 page book, that she begins conditioning The Pie for the Grand National – she rides him in the evenings, on the hills around the town, and occasionally they secretly jump some old jumps at a local estate.

Watson, who was thirteen years old, jumped up, looked at his father, and yelled, "No, you're lying.

Between 2007 and 2010, the number of working Americans over 65 years old jumped 16 percent; the number of under-65's in the labor force shrank.

Barker, for reasons he still cannot explain, told the officials that Salisbury would tear down the old jump and build a new one in time for the event.

Normally, four or five men from 20 to 60 years old jump into the river to retrieve the cross, but yesterday, Paul was the only volunteer.

In short, while building a delicious spin on the old jump-and-run arcade game, Appaloosa has effectively created a dolphin simulator.

HE REMEMBERED the moment it began, at four years old: jumping on the kitchen table, setting the lamp swinging, singing "La donna è mobile" to an audience of adoring women.

In 2000, Fouts and Miller's first season -- one of consistently great games -- the rating with men 18 to 34 years old jumped from the fourth best in prime time to the second best, where it stayed last season.

The suicide rate for those between 15 and 24 years old jumped by 50percentt between 2005 and 2014.

There's Dolores, an old, jump-suit-clad Italian lady from Bensonhurst who's never been to Manhattan in her life.