Sentence examples for these leaps from inspiring English sources

These leaps in time, mood and cultures seem bizarre.

Some of these leaps are admittedly difficult to untangle from Chinese box-office growth overall.

These leaps of sympathy is what globalisation, on a good day, is about – and that will give possibilities for a new definition of stardom.

As the doctors responsible for administering these leaps of logic, Mr. Baker and Mr. Frechette both appear to be having a fine old time.

Cromer tries to carry the play beyond its flawed script by constantly shifting and reshifting our focus, but, in the midst of all these leaps, we lose the story's thread.

One of these leaps from a snowbank as one of the unlucky friends is writing Duddits's name in the snow with urine, and the creature's teeth find a predictable target.

These leaping movements require more complex pectoral and pelvic girdles than that of salamanders.

London before, during and after the great fire - its river life, the chaos of its streets in the civil war, Whitehall and Westminster where the young Pepys worked, the navy offices west of Tower Hill where Pepys's house represented all his "aspirations" to culture and comfort - all these leap off the page.

These leaping Lotharios display to females by flying vertically, beating their wings at high speed, rotating their bodies and exhibiting their white underwing patches.

Headlines like these leap out: "The Moral Case Against Football".

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