Sentence examples for a sudden leap from inspiring English sources

Few actors have had quite such a sudden leap in their career as Cumberbatch.

The dental schools' use of DVD's is a sudden leap forward.

While inkjet technology has dawdled for a decade, it is poised now for a sudden leap in performance.

The rate of change will probably matter: a slow climb would hurt less than a sudden leap.

And in Bright Eyes -- the band that's clearly closest to Oberst's heart -- his writing shows a sudden leap toward maturity.

Instead, the firm took a sudden leap from the age of innocence into the middle of the lost generation.

In one scene, Cary Grant's character is wearing a woman's marabou-trimmed négligée; when asked why, he replies exasperatedly "Because I just went gay all of a sudden!" (leaping into the air at the word "gay").

"Yeah," Okoye says when asked to confirm the veracity of his sudden leap into a potentially huge NFL contract.

Over the six months to March 31st companies offloaded some £4.1 billion of pension liabilities, up from just £600m in the previous six months, according to Lane Clark & Peacock, an actuarial firm (see chart).The sudden leap in pension buy-outs is being driven by a strange confluence of factors.

KENYA'S long walk to middle-income status looks set to end in a sudden statistical leap.

The music is rooted in folk-rock basics -- minor chord progressions, three-part harmonies, chiming guitar arpeggios -- but every song has its surprise: a soulful horn break, a sudden octave leap that aims for the heartstrings.