Sentence examples for to jumper from inspiring English sources
noun
Someone or something that jumps, e.g. a participant in a jumping event in track or skiing.
He went around the state telling people that the Democratic candidate had once "been hooked up to jumper cables".
He had this description of mania as feeling like your head is hooked up to jumper cables, that sort of sizzly, electric feeling.
The nearest I've got to jumper nirvana is something I bought from Sweaty Betty last year – except that it isn't a jumper, it's a sweatshirt.
"The feedback we have had six years on shows that the love for The Famous Five remains intact, and changing mother to mummy, pullover to jumper, was not required," McNeil said.
"The feedback we have had six years on shows that the love for the Famous Five remains intact, and changing mother to mummy, pullover to jumper, was not required," she said.
At one press briefing, Atwater planted a reporter who rose and said 'We understand Turnipseed has had psychiatric treatment.' Atwater played it cool and refused to comment, but later told the reporters off the record, 'In college I understand he got hooked up to jumper cables.' " In 1986, Phil Gailey wrote in The Times about a controversy that erupted when Mr. Campbell was running for governor.
He dodged the question, but that didn't stop headlines shouting: 'Conservatives tell people to wear jumper to save on energy bills'.
From jackets to jumpers, shorts to shoes and knits to knickers, sparkly embellishments are everywhere.
Over the last 30 years, Jones, by his count, has treated more than 41,000 horses in 13 countries, from thoroughbreds to quarter horses and polo horses to jumpers.
Marquee filmmakers from time to time use Sundance as a showcase for artier projects or as a way to apply jumper cables to their careers (or both).
Be sure to set the jumper to the correct setting, for now you may want to set it to "slave".
