Sentence examples for that jumped from from inspiring English sources

There were compelling dishes with flavors that jumped from the plate.

Buildings didn't have a fourth floor, and most Korean locker rooms had sequences that jumped from three to five, thirteen to fifteen, and thirty-nine to fifty.

It contains external genes (H for hemagglutinin and N for neuraminidase) that jumped from humans to pigs in the 1990s and circulated in them separately from the seasonal human H3N2.

And, by living in close proximity to their equally crowded farm animals, early agriculturalists helped to bring into being a whole set of diseases that jumped from livestock to people.

"Dale Jr. couldn't maintain that performance level, and I think we've begun to see fans that jumped from Dale Sr. to Dale Jr. have begun to lose interest to some degree.

Jeremy's voice came back at her, a voice in the middle range, with a congenital scratch in it, the voice of a nice guy, a very nice guy who could be the star of a TV show about nice guys: "What kind?" He had a pair of shoulders and pumped-up biceps, too, a smile that jumped from his lips to his eyes, and close-cropped hair that stood up straight off the crown of his head.

The flames leap into the forest canopy causing a raging "crown fire" that jumps from tree to tree.

That's why his latest, a massive, sprawling tapestry (the extended vinyl edition actually features 25 songs) that jumps from genre to genre, explodes the format.

Ms. Kosmas has a stream-of-consciousness style that jumps from idea to idea, occasionally bubbling up into a jaunty poetic flourish.

Evolution, Religion and the Future of Democracy," for example, have written that jumping from evolutionary science to moral conclusions and policy proposals is absurd.

It is like needing to prove that jumping from a plane with a parachute is safer than jumping without one, is it not?