Sentence examples similar to received leap from inspiring English sources

I've lost count of the childish birthday cards I've received on leap-year birthdays with garish badges proclaiming an age that's only a quarter of the one I'm actually turning.

Citing internal documents from Major League Baseball, members of Congress noted that in the year after baseball began testing for amphetamines in 2006, the number of players who received exemptions leapt to 103 from 26, with players claiming they needed the drug to treat attention deficit disorder.

Travelers who book at least two nights, one of which is Feb. 29, at one of the participating properties will receive the leap year night in a single or double room free (except for a 12percenttaxandand fees).

The Fleksy/Leap Motion Controller demo is definitely impressive, and it's likely one of the first apps many will try out when they receive the Leap when it ships in May, but the iOS SDK might be more immediately useful to developers and consumers looking for accessibility advantages over the default keyboard included by Apple for all developers to use.

Ferré, the American-educated daughter of a former governor of Puerto Rico, is a prolific, respected writer in Spanish; in 1995, she made a well-received leap into English with a novel called "The House on the Lagoon," which was a finalist for the National Book Award.

The resulting four groups received only AACTP, only LEAP, both AACTP and LEAP, or neither AACTP nor LEAP.

Our top wine, the 2000 Frog's Leap ($30), received three stars.

When Neil Armstrong stepped onto the moon, in 1969, the first images of his momentous leap were received and relayed by antennas at the Honeysuckle Creek Tracking Station, nestled in the foothills of a remote mountain valley in the Australian Alps, south of Canberra.

Magic Leap also received a boatload of speculation about the tech it used to raise $1.4 billion.

Participants in the AACTP and LEAP groups received a 1-hr session once a week for 4 weeks.

The Synaptic Leap project received a 3-year $350,000 grant from the WHO and the Australian government to create methods for collaborating on data in experimental science.