Sentence examples for quick to leap on from inspiring English sources
#MyMumisaMotherfuckingBadass – Lauren Laverne (@laurenlaverne) May 23, 2013 People were quick to leap on board.
Entrepreneurs have been quick to leap on the phenomenon, with Craigslist and eBay cluttered with offers.
If politicians, journalists or writers have strong political opinions, they ought not to be so quick to leap on the latest atrocity to bolster their argument.
Smokers, like fat people, are quick to leap on the latest fad.
Those of us waiting for replies shouldn't be so quick to leap to negative conclusions.
But not everyone is so quick to leap to Mr. Wright's defense.
Quick to leap to Vardy's defence, Ranieri blamed his own tactics for the striker's approach against Chelsea.
And so the centre-right UMP leader Jean-Francois Cope was quick to leap to his defence.
She would have struck him had he not been just far enough in front of her, and had he not been so quick to leap to safety.
Madrid-based sections of the Spanish press appear particularly quick to denounce the club's actions regarding Neymar's contract, and are sure to leap on this latest opportunity to dish out criticism.
Gypsy fiddlers leap on to tables and among dancers.
