Sentence examples for well leap from inspiring English sources

Instead, he has Williams wear (one may as well leap for the heights) a snappy zoot suit and a top hat.

Telling someone they're wrong for loving Grease 2, for example, comes with a health warning – they may well leap over the table and tear your throat out.

"Now we need to link them in a chain".Jonathan Wang of Burrill and Company reckons that although China lags behind in conventional drugmaking, it may well leap in front in biotechnology.

Even though U.S. law is more forgiving of Internet-borne injuries, social media users should be mindful that their rumoring and speculation may very well leap the bounds of what the Economist felicitously called Internet "birdsong," and might instead have vast and harmful reach.

Exxon's spread helps diversify its risks; and it positions the firm well to leap into new growth markets, such as China.

He could clearly see us and it wasn't long before he was well within leaping distance, less than five metres away.

Russia's Svetlana Denyaeva-Biryukova has been jumping well, twice leaping 6.98m in January, and Serbia's Ivana Spanovic has jumped 6.92m this year, but Katarina won't be far off those two.

Unexpectedly, Microsoft is well positioned to leap into the top ranks of smartphone players.

Lehman's earnings presentation lasted 48 minutes, Goldman's 10.With most of its peers reeling, Goldman is well placed to leap on opportunities.

The words "Gee, they must be doing well" do not leap to mind when you hear that the Kingston Trio will be going on tour for the Alzheimer's Association.

If you're feeling energetic, you can walk to our final destination, Hackney's City Farm in Haggerston Park (closed Mondays): it should take around half an hour, but if you're flagging, walk up Lauriston Road to the junction with Well Street and leap on the 26 bus towards Waterloo, getting off at Warner Place.