Sentence examples for playing jump from inspiring English sources

8.02pm: Kit Downes Trio are playing Jump, Minzi, Jump.

IN the playwright Aishah Rahman's memoir, "Chewed Water," the children playing jump rope and listening to Lady Day in post-Renaissance Harlem are all "haunted by mothers".

In fact, all everyday activities have devolved into depravity and violence, from Mom chopping vegetables and kids playing jump rope to some of the most savage bedroom scenes we've seen since the The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo.

Think about it as much fun as one of Clean Bandit playing "Jump Around" to a pool full of second year business students on a Greek island is, would you enjoy it half as much if every time you looked down you noticed more and more loose flaps of burnt skin flopping around the place?

These themes included watching for how children exit/enter play spaces, children's proximity and dependency on the recess aides, gender crossing (e.g., a boy playing jump rope with all girls), gender integration (e.g., a group of boys and girls playing together), role playing, telling, and children of different sizes/grades playing together.

In a hotel room he is joined by two Lucys, one playing jump-rope on the bed, the other yelling nonsense rhymes.

Galleria's solo about lost female friendship has a poignancy that will be recognizable to any woman who has ever turned 12; there's always one girl in a clique who doesn't want to stop playing jump-rope and hand-clap games.

How do you generate public interest in a group of old men playing Jumping Jack Flash for the 43,279th time?

The new item asked if the child had "had difficulty doing daily activities (e.g., playing, jumping, running and going to school, preschool or daycare)".

They can play jump rope and jacks and make it competitive".

"You know, you can go up and play jump ball with them and allow those guys to make plays for us, and that's something we didn't have last season".