Sentence examples for spectacular jumps from inspiring English sources

Unless your school run is a) through a warzone b) filled with spectacular jumps.

For one thing, the rise in oil prices in that period was smaller and more gradual than the spectacular jumps of the 1970s.

Plushenko, the defending Olympic men's figure skating champion, won the short program, wowing the crowd with spectacular jumps that included the challenging and risky quadruple jump.

There have been similar if slightly less spectacular jumps in ticket prices among ticket resellers for many of the Knicks' coming home games.

After the war, Duncan brought Rin Tin Tin back to California, where he broke into Hollywood after one of his spectacular jumps was caught on film at a dog show.

The company's style is part mannered classicism (low legs, delicately bent arms, dropped wrists, stylized poses), part Soviet bravura (mad pirouetting, spectacular jumps), part Ballets Russes de Havana (sketchy sets and costumes, shameless milking of applause, big personalities).

"I'm retired from the daredevil business," he told reporters in Roswell, New Mexico, where Sunday's spectacular jump was staged.

The Australian dollar has surged to an eight-month high after a "spectacular" jump in iron ore prices.

But that deficit will be overshadowed by the spectacular jump in Japanese trade and investment in China.

Among the American artists that have been less prominent on the art scene, Barnett Newman, who died in 1970, made the most spectacular jump.

Investor sentiment cooled over the weekend after seeing the lack of "pop" – a spectacular jump in price – for the shares on Friday.