Sentence examples for rarely jumped from inspiring English sources

Private equity firms have rarely jumped another's deals, a phenomenon that has drawn scrutiny recently in an antitrust lawsuit filed in Boston.

She reads scripts but rarely jumps at them.

England fans rarely jump out of their seats any more.

For example, I rarely jump 8m in training whereas – as Crystal Palace showed – I rarely jump under 8m in competition.

Harris, who played football his freshman year, rarely jumps during practices now.

After only a couple of meetings they reached an agreement last summer for Ms. Fuller to be editorial director of American Media's titles.... Editors rarely jump between the fiercely rivalrous Hearst and Conde Nast Publications Inc., but Ms. Fuller did when Conde Nast approached her to edit Glamour.

After only a couple of meetings they reached an agreement last summer for Ms. Fuller to be editorial director of American Media's titles.... ** *** ** Editors rarely jump between the fiercely rivalrous Hearst and Conde Nast Publications Inc., but Ms. Fuller did when Conde Nast approached her to edit Glamour.

I rarely jump out of my seat to cheer, but that was purely brilliant.

Strains that infect birds, however, only rarely jump directly to people, as happened in Hong Kong last year.

Almost every state has a law permitting some post-conviction DNA testing (although the Supreme Court ruled a few years ago that it is not a constitutional right) but it is done at the discretion of the prosecutor and they very rarely jump at the chance to re-open a convict's case.

But very rarely did he jump the gate and produce something surprising, mind-snagging.