Sentence examples for so I leapt from inspiring English sources
It was spring, and the season's first asparagus was popping up, so I leapt on it at Fairway.
He thought that would put me off, but collaborations can lead to widely different things so I leapt at the chance.
So I leapt straight onto the cable and slid across, sparks arcing from my heels as two mutants fell to head shots from my plasma beam.
I'm a child of the 1970s, who spent my teens badly dyeing my hair with packets of Mahogany and Plum Shaders & Toners, so I leapt on Lavera's similarly retro Mask Sachets (£2.50-£2.90).
It was yanked off my bookshelf by a curious baby and I was instantly transported back to the world of 10-year-old Ellen, so I leapt back in yesterday evening.
"So I immediately leapt in and told him that Hong Kong people are very worried and are very agitated and some feel very desperate and hopeless because the governance is so bad, [chief executive] CY Leung is not capable of running Hong Kong and Beijing is also bad in not allowing us to have genuine democratic elections".
I'm only little, but I was so passionate I leapt out of my seat as well – we were going to have a fight.
"So I fly"—leap out of the ring—"and you're down there" (breaking my fall) "and we go into the seats.
I don't feel comfortable really knowing what I'm doing, so I like to leap into the unknown.
"I thought of it as an uncut jewel in the emerald necklace, so I took a leap that others might not have been able to see".
