Sentence examples for to leap back from inspiring English sources

Politicians fall in coups, only to leap back into the fray with their own parties.

Of course North is going to leap back up and say he is fine.

Apatow hadn't done standup seriously for about twenty-two years before he decided to leap back into the form.

I'd had to go weeks without swimming during radiation, and could hardly wait to leap back into water.

Obviously, Mr. Gore has a right to leap back into the presidential sweepstakes and take his chances.

Leeds beat Scunthorpe by the same score at Elland Road to leap back into the top six.

It opens in 1895, springs ahead to 1910, then to 1924, leaps back to 1898, jumps forward and backward again, and ends where it began.

Now they leap back to 1992.

Men who died decades ago -- the last of Mr. Ritter's subjects, Smoky Joe Wood, passed on in 1985 -- suddenly leap back to life.

Leap back to the 21st century at the Discovery Museum (4450 Park Avenue; 203-372-3521; www.discoverymuseum.org; $8.50, and $7 for children), where the Henry B. du Pont Planetarium simulates the night sky and (for those calling ahead) the Challenger Learning Center offers virtual missions into space.

Our defensive battles on housing and the opioid crisis must take the next big leap into mass mobilization a leap back to the days of Seattle.