Sentence examples for set to jump from inspiring English sources

Daily Telegraph star interviewer Jan Moir is set to jump ship to the Daily Mail.

It is set to jump again this month after VAT rates are increased by another two percentage points, to 23%.

In Britain, despite the pyres of burning sheep and cattle, foot-and-mouth disease is now set to jump tenfold.

"We know that there are other potential claims in the wings and that other witnesses are set to jump on the bandwagon," Mr Feutrell said.

AS THE economic outlook darkens, unemployment looks set to jump: several big homebuilders have announced sweeping job cuts over the past week.

Next year, if the Obama administration and Republicans are unable to reach a compromise, that rate is set to jump sharply to 39.6 percent.

Although few actually leave their sets to jump into the fray, citizens are making their voices heard, and politicians are listening.

He has helped lead opposition to the reintroduction for fear "it could mean the demise of the frog jump". Each May, as many as 2,000 frogs are set to jumping at the Frogtown fairgrounds, an echo of the first frog-jumping contest the local booster club organized in 1928 to celebrate the paving of Main Street through the old Gold Rush town.

Directed by Shine Louise Houston in 2006, this film utilizes its simple set up to jump right into strikingly diverse and well-shot queer hardcore.

We'd be set free to jump, climb and play, but instead of padded pavement and over-engineered climbing devices, we had cats, columns, rocks, scratches and scrapes while my father and mother took photos and talked about gladiator battles.

"I don't know if we're setting out to jump into the middle of any conversations right now or change the world," he says.