Sentence examples for unexpected leap from inspiring English sources

"Beau Travail" ends with a thrilling and unexpected leap in a scene of frenzied Dionysian release.

Defensively at the other end, an unexpected leap at Charles as she passed led to a turnover.

The Mets had a 4-3 lead in the seventh inning, but fell nine outs short of making the unexpected leap.

John Leech, KPMG's UK head of automotive, said: "This was an unexpected leap in UK car sales, as most in the industry expected the market to plateau.

Simon stayed in Cambridge to study, graduating in English literature from the university's oldest college, Peterhouse, in 1980, before taking an unexpected leap – across the Channel to Paris, in order to join the Jacques Lecoq school.

The details and observations accrue in such a way — obliquely, melodiously — that they pull a reader forward in anticipation of the next unexpected leap: a stray object, an odd gesture, a bald declaration, or a rash act.

Courtesy of Mr. Winston, the unexpected leapt from the screen in dozens of films.

Above it all, Joyce effortlessly weaves together angular phrases full of unexpected leaps.

Patrick Egan, an NYU politics professor, said that while same-sex marriage has made rapid, unexpected leaps forward, the battle for other protections could take decades.

Along the way, the show makes unexpected leaps of sympathy: the rich wives, who could be cartoons, turn out to have made bad economic gambles of their own.

But it is Sutter's singing that really elevates things, a boyish yelp given to unexpected leaps and bounds, wrapping elaborate, gorgeous melody lines around his riffs – at times like a punked up, 200mph equivalent of Built to Spill or the War on Drugs' epic, big sky hooks.