Sentence examples for was jumped from inspiring English sources
verb
To propel oneself rapidly upward, downward and/or in any horizontal direction such that momentum causes the body to become airborne.
- The boy jumped over a fence.
"The question was jumped out at me," Valentine said.
Accordingly, my effort was jumped up the queue.
later he was jumped by the police and captured.
Then he was jumped on by five or six policemen.
The third emperor of Rome was "jumped" by a posse.
The i/o pin RB10 was jumped to the DAC_CS connector, as shown in the (clickable) image.
That evening, in the shower, he was jumped by a group of young men.
The stories begin by saying he was jumped over a 500-man waiting list.
As he moved closer, he was jumped and beaten up, and his camera gear was stolen.
"The question was jumped out at me — I could've said yes or no, and I said no," Valentine said.
Early on, Apple was jumped over more senior reporters to become the Times bureau chief in Albany.
