Sentence examples for race leap from inspiring English sources

But "Esplanade" is vintage, defining Mr. Taylor in all his musicality, unpredictability and humanity, as the dancers race, leap, crawl and pause to music by Bach.

When I finished I lay in a heap on the sun-dappled lawn at Forrest Estate and watched a hundred or so women who had also completed the race leap into a vat of grapes.

Astonishingly, the Nazified notion of "race" leaped out in a line attributed to Hellman and nowhere present in the diary.

Vettel won three of the last four races and snatched the title in the final race, leaping from third over Webber and Fernando Alonso in the standings.

Mr. Feld had his men race and leap, often in unison, and grapple as if wrestling.

Yet women running the tenure race must leap hurdles that are higher than those facing their male competitors, often without realizing any such disparity exists.

Early on he notes that one simple idea allowed the human race to leap forward: "the idea that you could rely on people to borrow money from you and pay it back at some future date".

By doing so, it overlooked Vettel, who won the race and leaped from third in the series to win the title.

In the 60-year history of the series, only two drivers — Giuseppe Farina in 1950 and Kimi Raikkonen in 2007 — had ever won the title in the final race by leaping from third to first in the series.

Her horse, as she gave it rein and raced forwards, leapt "like a swallow" with fear, but she saw her banderilla planted firmly for the first time in the black, mountainous neck.

Griffey raced over, leaped, planted his right spike in the wall and -- as the center fielder did so many times in American League ballparks the last 11 seasons -- pulled back a home run.