Sentence examples for sustained leap from inspiring English sources
Walser made a couple of forays to Berlin but didn't feel ready to make a more sustained leap until 1905, at the age of twenty-seven, afthe the publication of his first book, "Fritz Kochers Aufsätze," which Benjamin Kunkel describes in his 2007 essay on Walser for the magazine as "a collection of essays on everything and nothing".
Their songs revolve around pinpoint Minimalistic patterns, set against sustained, oddly leaping vocal lines, and they have made each album distinct.
Mr. Clapton's solos often followed the same arc: terse, truncated introductory lines; a stream of eighth-notes upshifting to fast triplets; and a leap to a sustained, wailing note that might be wrenched suddenly higher, followed by a cascade of fast blues squiggles.
The vocal lines combine skittish, darting leaps with gentle sustained passages, which Ms. Soper navigated ably but timidly.
But the vocal writing is like a cliché of pompous contemporary opera excess, with lines full of sustained chanting and pointlessly complicated leaps.
If the summit can build on the momentum of the Sanders campaign and make the leap to a broad, sustained people's movement, it has the potential to transform possibilities for a deeply troubled country.
Using tough benchmarks, Collins and his research team identified a set of elite companies that made the leap to great results and sustained those results for at least fifteen years. 5.
The vocal lines shift from passages of sustained, languid lyricism to agitated outbursts with daring leaps.
But Africa is also full of examples of the strong partnerships, political commitment and sustained collaboration that will help us make the quantum leap to Education for All.
For 15 years, as the Celtic tiger has leapt and growled, the Irish countryside has been sustained by developers who, on a credit binge fed by bankers, have built and built and built.
