Sentence examples for the leap on from inspiring English sources

And I did just that, taking the leap on an impossibly bright June morning.

Experts discussed the pros and cons of taking the leap on the Guardian Teacher Network last month – and we've gathered their top tips here.

He had the leap on Southampton centre-backs Virgil van Dijk and Steven Caulker whenever the ball went into the box, threatening from two Ashley Westwood corners and an Alan Hutton cross.

Entrepreneurial English-speakers could go for another fast-growing language such as Spanish, Mandarin or Arabic, allowing them to get the leap on their polyglot rivals in these important tongues.

Danny Meyer, owner of several of the best-loved restaurants in New York, and Michael Romano, chef of Union Square Cafe, often ranked as the city's most popular, have managed to make the leap on their own.

And can the mainly small companies in the industry find the resources to make the leap on their own, or must they form alliances with deep-pocketed partners in the cellular phone industry?

The leaps-on-kicks play was among a variety of safety-related topics addressed during Wednesday's meeting, according to Winston.

Currently, VANET technology is on the leap to market introduction.

By Morris Bishop The New Yorker, September 29 , 1945P. 32 The prophets leap on the mountains, View Article By Miranda Carter By Jia Tolentino By George Packer By Doreen St. Félix.

The swimming incident appears to have attracted a passing interest from the Federal Bureau of Investigation, which Democrats leaped on Monday.

Taking advantage of the advancement of biomedical technology, we are expecting the next leap on BAT research.