Mr. Bocca was a bold prince, whose high and wide jumps always conveyed a sense of ease and freedom.
Was Schubert being unfair by writing the soprano such difficult, wide jumps, and pitting her against instruments with keys?
The Commerce Department said orders for big-ticket items rose 5.2percentt in December, the widest jump in five months, but the Conference Board, as expected, reported consumer confidence fell in January.
Over the fearsome Chair, across the wide water jump.
They routinely gave up wide-open jump shots.
His eyes wide, Mickelson jumped in place and raised both arms — the same goofy maneuver he performed when he won his first major, the 2004 Masters.
He rounded first and kept on running, dashing across the infield, spreading his arms wide and jumping in front of the third-base umpire, Jeff Nelson.
Is Facebook not doing very well in the UK? Facebook does not disclose how much revenue it takes from UK advertisers, but we know Europe-wide sales jumped 50% in 2014, reaching $3.4bn£2.4bnbn).
But no profoundly unequal society has high social fluidity: if the gap is too wide, few can jump it.
Takada was funny, grand and sweet: her grin as wide as her jump, and her fouette turns thrown off with a beguiling insouciance.
That leaves the long jump wide open, even to an emotional British victory if Greg Rutherford can become the first British man to win the long jump since Lynn Davies in 1964.
