Sentence examples for will be jumped on from inspiring English sources

In the remaining 11 weeks until polling day, any slip-up in local service provision will be jumped on by political opponents and turned into front-page news.

Mr Cameron's retreat, which will be jumped on by the campaign for Britain to leave the EU, would allow for a short spring campaign and a referendum in July.

Any failure, any disappointment will be jumped on by a lot of people".

Any attempts to roam far and wide to report on a sudden protest outside sport stadiums will be jumped on by the authorities, who will push thousands more plain clothes police onto the streets of Beijing.

You will "own" our organization's press releases, blogs, wall posts, tweets, ransom notes and any and all threatening missives to the human President and/or that creepy old Professor X. (But The Toad is the ultimate owner. Never forget this. If you do forget this, you will be jumped on repeatedly from a great height).

"Many companies who were thinking about doing something about this but hadn't done anything about it will be jumping on this problem like a dog on a bone," North says.

"Furthermore, if British activists and British businesses don't do it here, the big shots in America will be jumping on us".

"Furthermore, if British activists and British businesses don't do it here, the big-shots in America will be jumping on us". Of course, there are others who don't fuss over the legalities at all, instead setting up their own undercover cafes in warehouse spaces or industrial estates.

"I don't think people will be jumping on the bandwagon right away, but they certainly will look at them with more interest now".

And don't worry about missing Twitter updates; airlines like American and Virgin are already offering Internet access on certain routes, and other airlines will be jumping on the bandwagon in '09.

Foreign tourists are very rare in Cairo now, so you'll be jumped on and fought over the second you enter.