Sentence examples for was to jump from inspiring English sources
His response was to jump back in and try to never come back up.
My plan was to jump to the other wall from where I stood, clearing the gap.
"His plan was to jump on Marshal Fahim's car," Mr. Saleh said.
Mr. Jackson's job was to jump out of the darkness to scare riders, Lieutenant Long said.
The last thing Obama wanted was to jump into another foreign quagmire.
Her reaction, as she wrote in her blog, kateandjakeg.blogspot.com, was to "jump up and down and shriek with delight".
Mr. Goodlatte made it clear that his committee's intention was to jump-start the debate in the House.
The point of the fund was to jump-start new and emerging technologies, for which there is very little money.
One was to jump-start the peace process by making Jerusalem an international city, so as to safeguard the religious treasures of Islam, Judaism and Christianity.
The goal was to jump-start St . Louiss nascent biotechnology industry by providing both new and mature companies with increased access to financing and up-to-date facilities.
So there was no intention either to cause offense or display disrespect for Christianity; rather, the intention was to jump-start discussion by causing students to realize, in an immediate and visceral way, how charged is the relationship they have with iconic and talismanic symbols.
