Sentence examples for souls jumping from inspiring English sources

I continue to have nightmares about the friends lost and the poor souls jumping out of the windows at the World Trade Center.

A few hardy souls jump from their cars for the obligatory photograph beside the village sign then promptly jump back in and speed off.

She recovered one of two ways: either gruffly shouting "What?" which seems her time-honored way of making timid souls jump, or by continuing a thought she had left off previously, completing sentences with an acuity that would make a copy editor cheer.

A brave soul jumped into a hot tub built into the club's floor.

The words that came from the depths of his soul, jumped off the screen and went straight into ours.

Among them are a tank full of stuffed pandas into which a joyful soul can jump and a pool of rose petals made for frolicking.

If you're one of the brave souls who's jumped early into the world of home networking, you'll find the AudioRequest ready to connect to several types of home networking technologies, including Home Phoneline networks, wireless networks or standard Ethernet.

In 1986—when he was starting every set with Modern Talking's "You're My Heart, You're My Soul"—someone named Nicu Ceauşescu jumped behind his decks and tried to give him some mixing advice.

Jumping on the soul train, and injecting some rock'n'roll into the mix were the mighty Alabama Shakes, loud being the key descriptor for their set.

After an appearance on "The Oprah Winfrey Show" last week, the British soul singer Corinne Bailey Rae jumped 28 spots to No. 4, with sales of 55,000 copies of her self-titled album on Capitol.

After a few songs to establish the characters and setting and the push-pull for Calogero's soul, the action jumps ahead eight years when Calogero (Bobby Conte Thornton), renamed C and wearing a lot more pomade in his hair, is hanging out with Sonny's crew of toughs.