Sentence examples for there leaps from inspiring English sources

Which word there leaps out and bites you on the ankle?

Then already the limbus or hem of the colliquament begins to turn purple and is outlined with a tiny line of blood, and almost in its centre there leaps a capering bloody point which is yet so exceedingly small that in its diastole it flashes like the smallest spark of fire, and immediately upon its systole it quite escapes the eye and disappears".

Feverishly, Bauby imagines the history of the hospital, with the Empress Eugénie visiting tubercular children and the young Nijinsky, temporarily rehearsing there, leaping through the air.

You can explore the cave behind the main waterfall and from there leap forwards into the downpour, or, as in this photo, jump (carefully!) from the rock ledges high above.

Some were not content to remain there, leaping turnstiles, climbing fences, and entering through open windows.

For example, Friday was barred from Caversham's Crown public house after he ended a night there leaping between the tables and dancing on the bar.

And for girls, prettiness is always there, leaping ahead of other qualities, vaulting over unquenchable curiosity and innate talent at rhyming words in the middle of the stanza.

With the ball on its way, he went from a walk to a jog to a sprint to a can't-wait-to-get-there leap when he realized that his shot was somehow going to end up on the 16th green.

LAST November, Republicans picked up dozens of seats in the Texas legislature, their majority in the House of Representatives there leaping from two out of 150 to 52.

From there, she leaps to what she calls photo-novels, which consist of personal stories that graphically illustrate the consequences – both physical and psychological – of unsafe abortion.

There is nothing there that leaps out at you as the reason that Ferrer won – first-serve percentage much the same, speed of serve a bit down on Dodig.