Sentence examples for prodigious leaps from inspiring English sources

He has argued that there are mixed outcomes from different types of pre-school and that policymakers are making "prodigious leaps of faith" if they generalise about the benefits.

Some can make prodigious leaps, often into water, that help them to evade potential attackers, while many have other defensive adaptations and strategies.

It was a prodigious leap, a header that will be remembered by a television audience estimated at 200 million worldwide.

Tight end Bear Pascoe and fullback Henry Hynoski - neither known for prodigious leaping ability - hopped over Newman's leg-tackle attempts on the way to big gains.

While there are undoubtedly more gondolas and walkways in front of the building than there were in 1880, Cross clearly made a prodigious leap.

No Chilean had the height or the strength to jump with them, and Juan, with the most prodigious leap, hammered the ball into the net with his head.

John Carter, a transplanted Earthling who discovers prodigious leaping abilities on Mars, was the forbearer of every superhero to come, from Superman to Luke Skywalker.

I'll never forget Madan Lal's prodigious leap in his delivery stride, the ball wobbling under dense, oyster clouds and Kapil Dev gambolling in the deep to catch Richards.

This makes sense with a team lacking genuine class out wide Some interesting signings give West Ham a more technical edge while also fitting in nicely with Sam Allardyce's style – Enner Valencia, the Ecuadorian forward with a prodigious leap, is the obvious example.

A brilliant header with a prodigious leap, sensational on the floor and a glorious goalscorer.  .

Danny Welbeck's headed opener was cancelled out by a prodigious leap by United old boy Cristiano Ronaldo as both goals were scored in the first half.