Sentence examples for try to leap from inspiring English sources

But the Court should not try to leap from that assumption to the conclusion that the District Court's order here is covered by Rule 41.

While competitors try to leap forward with new whiz-bang technology, Toyota is moving on to the next phase: adapting the technology for the mass market.

Donovan glances down from the S-Bahn to see a group of defectors getting shot as they try to leap over the wall from East to West Berlin.

Because the deer will try to leap over a car, in a desperate attempt to avoid being hit, the point of impact is often the windshield.

Instead of squinting at inert specimens under his lens, he would try to leap into the life of the clinic upstairs – from the microscopic world that he knew so well into the magnified real world of patients and illnesses.

He successfully measured the distance between himself and his readers, between human hearts, between what we know and what we can't know and decided, despite the odds, to try to leap over it.

For example, without exemptions for the first four states, another state like Florida could try to leap-frog ahead of them on the calendar, knowing that any penalty it might face would be negated when the first four jump back ahead.

"She overshot when trying to leap," said Babbit.

Now he tries to leap another cultural gap — managing Ye Olde Towne Team.

She saw many broken windows, which workers tried to leap through to save their lives.

Instead, the runner tried to leap over Banister, his knee colliding with Banister's head.