By the time she leapt back, Teasley had already unfurled a 3-point shot that splashed through the net with 2.4 seconds left, sending the Sparks to a 69-66 victory and their second straight W.N.B.A. title.
I wondered, would she leap back into traffic and get hit?
Ms. Rowlands's Allie is quieter and sadder, but she looks too well-preserved for a woman in her condition, and as the story leaps back and forth, the movie veers between unbleached sugar and artificial sweetener.
All she needed was a pair of flippers and she could leap back into the sea.
The plot leaps back and forth across multiple timelines as the nature of Heidi's work is revealed.
It opens in 1895, springs ahead to 1910, then to 1924, leaps back to 1898, jumps forward and backward again, and ends where it began.
And then Ms. Fielding leaps back to 2012, when Bridget was single and discouraged ("possibility of having or desire to have sex ever again 0").
It leaps back and forth in time, looking forward to the boys' adulthood and back again, nostalgically, as they grow up.
It leaps back over Shakespeare to the play's original sources, from which it draws a new, very different narrative that offended Shakespearean and Romantic sensibilities for decades.
As it leaps back off the ground, the tammar can recover much of this energy for reuse though elastic recoil.
The story leaps back and forth among these three periods, contrasting where we were and where we've ended up.
