Sentence examples for record jumping from inspiring English sources

But in the eurozone's third largest economy, Italy, the rate reached a new record, jumping to 13.2% from a revised figure of 12.9% in September.

For example, he asks, "are some structures better suited for the swirling winds of a tornado while others are fit for turbulent ocean waves?" And as for jumping ropes, "an ideal rope is short, thin, and smooth," Aristoff says, and if your goal is to set a speed record, "jumping rope at high altitude, where the air is less dense, could be advantageous".

Sometimes the pitch can't get to where you want the lead to be at 125.23 but the second record jumps 125.15 to 125.27.

It was so much fun playing along to their records, jumping about in my bedroom imagining I was doing some sweaty gig with loads of "London" stuff happening, whatever that was.

Whether he's in the spotlight for making amazing records, jumping on stage at the VMAs, or flooding Twitter with his stream of consciousness tweets, it's been impossible to ignore Kanye West.

Although the number of targets actually decreased from the previous year, from 42 to 40, the number of call records jumped from 151 million to 534 million, and search terms from 22,360 to 31,196.

Shani Marks won the women's triple jump with a Hayward Field record jump of 47-2 1/4.

This is a record jump from 7% in the 2009 survey and just 3% in 2008.

In 1956, in Melbourne, Australia, he took the gold again with an Olympic record jump of 53.95.

A record jump for Britain's goods exports helped the country's trade deficit fall more than expected in April.

But every time Holland watches video of his briefly held record jump "the hairs on his neck stand at attention".