Sentence examples for time jumps from inspiring English sources
"time jumps" is correct and can be used in written English
You can use it to refer to a sudden transition in time, such as in a film or a book. For example, "The time jumps in the movie make it hard to follow the plot."
After all, the show has a penchant for making irregular between-series time jumps.
How will Wheeldon handle a complex narrative – complete with time jumps and a bear – in dance form?
Mr. Taylor, who ran team houses in Chicago and Orlando, Fla, said the practice time jumps to 10 to 14 hours a day as a tournament approaches.
These letters are clever, in that they further reveal Frances's latent childishness, and allow the story to make large time jumps in a small space.
Homecoming's story is complex, with time jumps, non-linear story arcs and multiple settings, but that works well for audio dramas, which allow producers and creators with big ideas to put together ambitious projects on a shoestring budget.
The truth is that "Creation," though based on Randal Keynes's fine book "Darwin, His Daughter, and Human Evolution," will irritate anyone versed in Darwinism and its dislodging of faith; yet the movie, with its complicated time jumps, does give fresh energy to another Victorian obsession — namely, the ghost story.
Viewers should not expect an explanation for the time jump.
The suspension rate for black children in that time jumped to 15 percent from 6 percent.
His opponents didn't waste any time jumping on the remark.
Mario Williams dragged down Jay Cutler for the third time, jumped up and sashayed like a hula dancer.
For most people, the only time jumping into ice might sound like a great idea is after a grueling workout.
