Sentence examples for were hopped from the from inspiring English sources

Faunia Farley has, as it were, hopped from the novel into the film without a change of clothing; and the garb of psychological plausibility with which Mr. Roth's outrageously persuasive narrative skills clothed her suddenly seems horribly skimpy.

This year they were hopping from one pousada to the next, in large part because so many of their employees are Portuguese, and they wanted to get a taste of the country.

As usual, people were hopping from bar to bar to watch the returns come in and high five friends (or boo, in some cases).

G.B. -- But would you want her to be hopping from one guy to the next?

Eustace Tilley himself will be hopping from one location to another, and the team with the most frequent sightings will get a prize.

We're hopping from bubble to bubble.

Seven years after that journey, he's hopped over from the Beeb to ITV for a sequel.

He was hopping downstairs from the student newspaper office on his lunch break and just picking out whatever he could find in my favorite color.

Instead of stepping up out of something low and sleek, they are hopping down from the running boards of big S.U.V.'s or extended-cab pickups.

This dissociation of tactile perception from physical stimulation is sometimes known as the cutaneous rabbit illusion, in which one experiences a sensation as if a tiny rabbit is hopping along the arm from wrist to elbow.

Here's how it works: A few electrons are constantly hopping from the first superconductor, crossing an insulating layer into a second superconductor and then into a layer of aluminum, a nonsuperconducting metal.