It was just a fuel, it was in addition to what we were doing, which was leaping and shrieking and saying: why not?
Surprised by the unexpected play, the Virginia Tech coverage team was unable to recover the ball, which was leapt upon by the kicker, Brian Mimbs.
On the first play after the punt, Tech's Nigel Bowe fumbled the ball, which was leapt upon by several Air Force defenders, who recovered it.
The averages are climbing because they include houses at the higher end of the market, which are growing by leaps and bounds.
Consumer interest in 3D printing is booming, thanks to increasingly affordable printers, crazy stories about 3D-printed candy, human ears and handguns, all of which are impressive technological leaps.
These datasets are equal to or bigger than the ones which are tested with LEAP [ 9] in terms of size and number of strings.
When hopping, proximal muscles at the knee and hip joints generate most of the power for each leap, which are delivered by multi-joint muscles at the ankle.
Google's solution for handling leap seconds, which are added to official world time to account for changes in the earth's rotation.
Delegates at an international telecommunications meeting in Geneva were to decide on Thursday whether to recommend the elimination of leap seconds, which are occasionally added to the world's atomic clocks to keep them synchronized with Earth's rotational cycles.
The volcanic springs gush fast on to smooth rust-red rock before falling to shallow streams far below, which are so boiling hot you leap the stones yelping to reach a clearing that lets the spring power down over you.
Finally, I decided to go for some slightly less well-known fragments - a little miscellany from one of the brilliant literary 'sketchbooks.' These poetic notes de-familiarise Hopkins: they lose the religious context and the leaping rhythms which are part of that great, original Magnificat he sings, but foreground the descriptive genius, and recapture the sheer surprise of a first reading.
