Sentence examples for taking leaps from inspiring English sources
"I'm used to taking leaps without nets.
But some of the most surprising new links I describe in my feature come from scientists taking leaps across fields to explain something they found curious.
Several indri, the stars of Perinet, materialized among the trees, taking leaps of 20 or 30 feet that left the branches oscillating wildly.
The Prime Minister may be right to assume that Britons are not instinctive revolutionaries and that – as in Scotland – caution about taking leaps into the dark will play into the hands of those defending the status quo.
By the time we finish college, or at least by the end of our twenties, we've read many of the standbys ("Moby-Dick," "Anna Karenina," "Bleak House," "In Search of Lost Time," "Middlemarch," etc)., and taking leaps of faith on new big books becomes necessary.
Now that he's settling in, Brown talked with Harvard Medicine News about taking leaps in science as well as geography and about what he likes to do when he has leisure time in between running a lab and raising two young children.
Taking advantage of a wartime business boom, Japan took leaps forward as a capitalist country.
We wanted to leverage our funding to make sure science takes leaps and bounds forward.
Take risks, take leaps of faith.
Until I actually took leaps of faith, I never knew I was a gypsy at heart.
