Sentence examples similar to post leap from inspiring English sources

He climbed up it and, standing atop a wooden post, leapt onto the roof.

And Clark proved that he had recovered from the challenge with a back-post leap that saw him turn wide an Andy Murdoch cross-come shot that threatened to loop over the goalkeeper's head.

Economic advance and political stability would presumably have continued until today, had Mao not decided to throw everything into the melting pot again with his cultural revolution.The two key factors in the post-leap reconstruction were a change in leadership, in the sense that Mao took a back seat, and a change of policy.

Pitroipa sneaks in at the far-right post and leaps to retrieve a deep cross.

Act Drowning or waiving ReprintsOther things being equal, a post-offering leap in the share price would prove that AIA had been sold cheaply.

It's a beautiful effort and, although it's swerving just wide of the near post, Illgner leaps to his left to palm it behind.

Matters worsened a couple of weeks ago when a Washington Post column leapt to Mr Emanuel's defence, arguing that had Mr Obama taken his Chief of Staff's advice, his presidency would be in far better shape.

All Lepailleur could do was put a futile hand on Wambach as she sprinted for the back post and leapt off of her right leg — a remnant from her days as a left-handed basketball player.

The luxury fashion house Burberry has posted a leap in profits of 39%.

When they came in the post he leapt into the air shouting "This is the best day of my life", his mother Edna told the inquest.

The mid-March IPO was expected to raise more than $5 billion and values Infineon at around $17 billion, even before any post-offering leap in price.