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Sentence Examples Drums beating, cymbals clashing, the dragons blinked and leaped about athletically. Once the coast was clear the elf leaped gracefully from the tree and Miaku followed. Their faces registered curiosity and a tinge of alarm as guards leaped to bar the massive doors at the main entrance. The jump in reasoning brought me up short, and normally I would have leaped on him for it, and the conversation would have ended. He leaped at her but she just kicked him away before blasting out an exit in the wall. Miranda leaped and ran, spun and twirled, flew and soared to the sound of Mario's violin. A second before the man threw down the axe into Daniels' head, Daniels threw the morning star at him and leaped out of the axe's path. He made sure he wasn't being watched and leaped over the veranda, landing with a soft thud on the mossy ground. In the blink of an eye, he leaped towards the table and heaved the sword in a mighty slash that cut the vase in two halves. Jacob leaped again, then darted downward from midair, smacking right into Steve's chest and knocking them both down. At one stage she was wrestling with Jenna when Barbara leaped from atop the ropes to deliver a smackdown of epic proportions. Victor braced himself, ducked and leaped to the ogre's side as the hammer crashed into the ground with a loud smash. In a single bound, he leaped over a Texas blocker to force a game-sealing interception earlier this year. A loud snore suddenly filled the room and Tomas leaped back and tripped over a dusty, plastic covered chair. Exceptions include a deliciously carefree little girl who has leaped high into the air despite her cumbersome skirt and heavy brogans. Though if you were watching, you'd find your heart in your mouth as they raced after balls and leaped nimbly over the barriers. He raised an eyebrow as Strata leaped on him, hissing and spitting in fear. The tiny spittlebug, or froghopper, leaped into the scientific spotlight in a July 2003 issue of the journal Nature. Justin leaped back with all his strength as the luggage pack promptly burst into a plume of flame. Before a single shot could be squeezed off, he grinned wickedly and leaped out of the window. Show More Sentences Fangs flashing, the cat leaped at Jim, who staggered back, falling into Banks' arms. Bringing it closer to his face, he could smell ozone and stifled a yelp as a spark of static electricity leaped from the blade to his nose. Yukirin quickly leaped into the water, doing a cannonball and splashing Fiona. From every direction frogs leaped, skidded, and dived toward the safety of deeper water. Suddenly an idea struck him, and deciding it was the only course of action, he leaped high into the air. The reason his name leaped out from the fine print of the obit page was the cover art of his Columbia records, which I never forgot. Trist leaped to the ground and removed the hobbles, picked up his rifle and the canteens, and grabbed the reins of the mare. As the robber was talking, a vaguely humanoid figure leaped from the rooftop of the adjacent building and crept into the bank. He glowered at her, and she giggled, then pecked him a quick kiss on the cheek and leaped off to another tree. Gemini shouted a warning as the canine bared its fangs and leaped towards them. Ruffini simply counted the use of certain expressions, then leaped to conclusions about liberal bias. The hunter leaped up in the air, fiercely kicked at her head, and tackled her before she could even drop to the floor. Startled, Jack leaped backward, stepping on a dirty pitchfork, and got slapped in the back by its handle. He leaped to his feet, pumped his fists, slapped the palms of the other teams' representatives. Rilleta leaped lightly clear, and turned, flames flaring on her hands, ready to meet her death if she must. The big man moved into the room like a big cat moving into position before it leaped. A hawk hid under the potentilla bush and leaped suddenly on an overconfident prairie dog a little too far from its burrow. As the procession approached Hadleigh, he slipped off his horse, and leaped and took a frisk or two, as men commonly do in dancing. When the coast was clear, I leaped into position and hit the ball right on the green and two-putted for par and a nice hand from the gallery. Quickly, I leaped out of my seat and approached his front door, praying under my breath it wasn't deadlocked. Show More Sentences Kay's eyes flew open and she leaped at Jon, fists clenched, teeth gnashing and Aya and I could barely hold her back. Buckhalter reached over the goal line with the ball extended as he leaped across the corner pylon. The leading Maori bellowed, leaped up and down, and stomped in his grass skirt and waved a stone club artfully to and fro. Between 1950 and 1958, total oil revenues leaped from 5.3 million Iraqi dinars to 79.9 million Iraqi dinars. He leaped to his feet faster than I'd ever seen him move and dived for the sink. A dwarfish, funny-looking man dressed in a fine suit leaped down from the driver's seat, smiling like a child. They leaped to their feet with delight when Harriet was announced as the winner. With one step and a hop, he leaped towards the flying monster and stabbed his dagger straight right under its jaw. A man leaped into the chains, and lowering down the lead sounded in seven fathoms. His heart leaped and he jumped out of his bed, ran across his room and slammed his door. The figure suddenly leaped forward with determination and disappeared behind the shrubs. When industrial palynology was in its infancy he leaped at a chance for retraining as a palynologist at Amoco's Tulsa Research Center. When the university approached Uncle Sam about the idea of an alumni center, he leaped at the opportunity. Gross profit margins leaped in the three months to 9.8 per cent from 2.9 per cent. However, he added, sales leaped dramatically in December and also this past spring. They leaped and twirled, and they seemed to be luring her to swim with them. The Siamese leaped around in mad excitement, his tail now swishing like a badly excited dog. Al's tatterdemalion figure was washed out in a psychedelic rainbow as Sam Beckett leaped again. He booted Sal in the ribs and the horse leaped into a full gallop. Manes of threaded fog leaped and bowed with balletic malice, embracing the adversaries, whispering promises of beautiful demise into their unheeding ears. Show More Sentences She had just barely leaped to safety as the building exploded, the antique plastique explosive blasting metal shards from the building into the trees they were hiding behind. A small calico cat leaped from his shoulder to the top of his head. Ten minutes later, while attempting to spread peanut butter on crispbread, the packet leaped off the shelf and a thousand wholemeal arrows hailed down on me. He leaped to his feet, cursing madly and staring around with wild eyes. The lad was already bare-foot, so without a second's hesitation, Darius leaped and fastened his arms about his knees, achieving the roaring splash of a cannonball. Then, in unbounded joy, he leaped up into the arms of his handlers, who held him aloft while he punched the sky repeatedly, and the building shook. She leaped over another fallen tree and watched as the bird glided over. A boy in shorts kicked the game ball into the goal, then leaped in celebration. Once Ranbaxy got FDA approval, it leaped straight into making commercial-size batches without any meaningful dry runs. Top Gun director Tony Scott leaped to his death off a Los Angeles bridge on Sunday. Gadell leaped for cover behind a stoop and shot back, emptying his .38-caliber Smith Wesson. Deng leaped from a California commuter college to the Yale School of Management. Jordan leaped up onto the bed and waited patiently for Howard to fasten the leash onto his collar so they could go to the grounds on the exterior of the house. With a primal scream, I sprinted to the coast and leaped into the water. Liberals loved it because it made men with guns look like Neanderthals, and conservatives leaped at the chance to tut-tut predictably about the social decay of America. Every once in awhile somebody spotted a coyote scurrying past along the side of the road, and the whole bus leaped in its seat. Some philosophers have, in the past, leaped from this sort of consideration to what they take to be a proof that the mind is essentially non-physical in nature. Circulation leaped forward while the cost of production plummeted with wood pulp as a new source of paper and mechanical typesetting, a new labor-saving device. The tree, an old red pine, scraggly in its lower branches, cracked in two with less warning than an incoming mortar and the top leaped into flames. She leaped agilely back up, hopping carefully onto the ancient wall. Show More Sentences I hopped over a few cardboard boxes and leaped up onto a couple of dumpsters, walking on top of them and then jumping back down just for the fun of it. The movement to add advertising to jockeys' silks leaped forward at the Kentucky Derby, two days after a judge overruled Kentucky regulations prohibiting such ads. He pushed the quilt forcefully away from him and leaped out of bed. Vicky's heart leaped nearly a mile, but she forced herself to remain cool. Pretty soon, red and orange flames leaped around her with heat enough to warm and then blister her skin, despite the light fall of rain that started after the fire was lit. As if he were a spring released, he leaped straight into the air. Raymond leaped forward with a downward chop from his long sword. Each unique backcourt was an adventure playground with walls to be climbed, chasms to be leaped and dustbins to be raked through and pillaged. Messi leaped over defender Ermin Bicakic without losing speed and balance before he took the shot. Three years ago Jason leaped over his local pub, the Milestone Motor Inn,Bwlchgwyn, near Wrexham, a total of 11 times on a motorbike. The park, Four o'clock, We'll settle it then, Were the words that lashingly leaped from my lips. When the inning ended, Ted leaped into the air and delivered the classic one-finger salute to the booing crowd. The bodyguard leaped out the window and told the Goths who was inside, but it was too late. Hawkmoon whipped his sword from the scabbard, leaped forward, and drove the blade into the throat of the warrior just below his gorget. Many Spaniards leaped into the water and drowned, weighed down by armor and booty. The television movie was so suspenseful that I leaped in the air and screamed when the doorbell rang. Within their embrace, the rackety calls of geese echoed from ice-free ponds, bald eagles wheeled in the sky, and deer leaped in the brush. My imagination leaped ahead and saw a beanless, cucumberless, squashless pantry. In January, 18 rare mountain antelope leaped from their shipping containers onto the highlands of Mount Kenya after a long flight from the United States. For some men, the leap into gayhood was the best thing that ever happened to their lives. For others, they've leaped into a whirlpool of pain, anguish, sorrow and despair. Show More Sentences My mistimed leap was declared a false start since I leaped before the gun. Cut off, the native crew leaped overboard and tried to swim back to shore. Adams, after ducking the squire twice or thrice, leaped out of the tub. Examples from Classical Literature McTerza, with a cattish spring, leaped through a rain of brickbats for Rucker. He leaped from the deck of the Black Eagle into his own punt in a greater rage than ever. He opened the door, threw a rug up to the landlord, put on an ulster, and leaped into the dog-cart. Stiff and saddle-sore as he was, Eckstein leaped out of his chair with an oath. The lightning flashed and leaped about like phantasmagoric demons, as if mocking the sailors in their frantic dread. The handy man let out a yowl of pain and leaped for the watering trough beside the corral, smoke trailing behind him. Raymond Meredith galloped into the camp and flinging his reins to a saice, leaped to the ground. On this theme she chanted long and lovingly and a hundred coloured, senescent imageries leaped from the song. Harold leaped from the edge of the ha-ha where he had been sitting and held up his hand. And when he came upon Apollo striking his lyre, his heart leaped into his mouth. Some had leaped down from the battlements and made their escape to other parts of the city. Then the young blood leaped in her, and her eyes were like stars after a rain. At the next moment the dog had leaped upon the man, and he was shrieking on the ground. The headless fish leaped from under his hands as though they were facing a rapid. But at the same instant Chris leaped desperately from the cockpit of the scout. He worked at the lever and touched the 202 valve, and then leaped from his post to the roadbed. At the alarm they grabbed their sidearms and carbines and ammunition belts, and leaped into their saddles. How much then I panted for the breeze that blew over the heathy common where I had lately wantoned, leaped, and laughed! A man leaped in, and, in the struggle, Mr. Montenero's gun was wrested from him. He skittered over the water, going down and coming up, until he had leaped seven times. Show More Sentences As the Skylark leaped away, Seaton focussed an attractor upon the one who had apparently signaled the attack. With the ease of long practice, Split got to the big wheel and leaped to the ground. Andy leaped a ditch and started to get to the thin line of scrub oak beyond which lay the creek. Full and fair he leaped out toward the swinging bar of the big trapeze, the snare drum throbbing out as he jumped. But Theseus by this time had leaped up, and caught the monster off his guard. But Reuben had leaped to the conquest, and carried a blithe heart with him. Suddenly she leaped with a bound from the witch-elm block, her eyes full of a startling picture. Jack Rabbit threw down his bag of carrots and leaped across the fields as though a hound dog was on his track. The soul of hospitality leaped from his face, stern and secretive though it was. You could see that the puma had leaped upon the huemul from a neighbouring thicket, and there had been a struggle. A young man in a bowtie leaped to his feet breaking the no-questions rule in Long's over-size classes. Joe saw it coming, leaped into the air and speared it with his gloved hand. In the television screen, Craven leaped from his chair, was staring with Stutsman at the place where the concentrator had stood. One after another they leaped over the edge of the rimrock until most of the flock was destroyed. The droplight over the music and the flare of the fire leaped out of the darkness like medallions. But, steeling his heart, and uttering a short prayer, he leaped into the saddle. Up leaped a steenbok, which ran a hundred yards or so, and stopped to look at me. The man's voice leaped to a higher pitch and was sharp with imperativeness. In the night of the full moon, the aka shadow of that land leaped up into the moon and became fixed there. Somehow he had the sensation that reivers will and his own had leaped to a grapple. Show More Sentences The breeze was brisking, and the balloon tugged and leaped like a live thing. I leaped at the smother of bodies, ripped one away with a stranglehold, slashed at its throat. Suddenly a bright flash leaped up from the fragments the wicked man sought to enkindle, and revealed his garb and features. When the goat squeezed under the dog leaped over and continued to herd the escapee toward the pen. Suddenly a slim, alert figure leaped upon the estrade and struck the desk sharply with a baton. A sudden light leaped lustrous into the woman's eyes, her face shone radiant in its etherealized beauty. The question leaped from her, and Garth's answer came with an irrevocability of refusal there was no combating. So he instantly leaped on horseback and fled, with the vessel in his hand, along the road to Biestow and Rostock. Into the disc of light, leaped, fantastic, the witch figure of the Eurasian. They were jogging along comfortably when julies horse suddenly leaped aside and climbed a steep bank beside the trail. The banderillero rose just as the bull reached him, planted his darts in the animal's shoulders and leaped to one side. Into the heart of each there leaped the desire that she might tend his wigwam fire. As one man, Orlon and the other remaining Norlaminians leaped out of the projector and floated to the ground below. She leaped out without a moment's thought among the rushes, with her kirtle girt up close above her knees. He leaped from left to right, and back again, like an orangutan stirred to frenzied anger. Just before the water was reached, Weatherford leaped from the horses back. To have leaped from the fast-moving train among the rocks which lined the right of way, would have been fatal. Spirit leaped to spirit unhindered over the fettering bounds of matter and time. Dufour leaped to his feet with the nimbleness and dangerous celerity of a tiger. Why had Douglas leaped to the defense of Jackson in this community, like a fice coming to the aid of a mastiff? Show More Sentences Edward Henry leaped from his chair, and the swansdown quilt swathed his slippered feet. Strong cruel brutes, they did not swither a moment, but both leaped at M'Iver's throat. In synchrony with the noise made by this deer's rising five other deer in various parts of the brush patch leaped up and made off. When he leaped to one side to make the shot, Andrew was already among the trees. It did not require long to find a spot where the fissure was easily leaped. Supple Rodger dashed aside the man who was about to follow and leaped after him like an avenging spirit. The one in the lead had had a negatron pistol drawn, and when Bold had leaped at them, he had been blasted. Tom jammed the accelerator down to the floorboard and the jet car fairly leaped ahead. If any leaped forth, it was upon a viking spear, or if the face of any was seen it was the targe for a swift-sure arrow. The fire had leaped the cleared path and was greedily eating in all directions through the short, pitchy growth of tarweed. On he fled, across the crisp fields, leaped the fence and struck the road, lickety-split! So, with that quick thought which was a part of her inheritance, she seized the life buoy, climbed the rail and leaped far out. I leaped into the car at the head of a flying wedge of sinful, unmystical men, who knew nothing of infinite beauty and peace. The heavy thud of a recoilless.75 came from the room behind him and a foot-long section of metal window frame leaped outward. Wadley's quirt burned the flank of the cow-pony and it leaped for the road. With a snarl, the beast leaped out toward them, the blood flowing from a wound along one forequarter. The fat boy's mount, itself half asleep, suddenly humped its back, and with bunching feet leaped clear of the ground. They leaped from their horses and plunged straightway into the thicket after Robin. He leaped from the wall into the fosse, a height of thirty feet and upwards. Percy waited until his foe was almost upon him, then agilely leaped to one side. Show More Sentences Many in panic leaped into the sea and were drowned, King magnus among them. Jack said I could take him, returned the tomcat as he leaped into the saddle. Hairy and four-eyes, after bowing low to the standing Person, turned and leaped out of the room. His Excellency's town car, that had been standing in front of the open garage doors, leaped into life. Something in her nature, fierce and untamed, leaped forth to meet the tempest. Surprise manifested on his face, Andy leaped back out of reach of the butterfly net that was extended toward him. Bobby Ogden, waking suddenly from his trancelike condition, leaped to his feet and ran after him. The ground fire, lashed by the rising wind of the morning, had leaped off the earth and become a crown fire. The deer had leaped from a cutbank onto the sand, had whirled around in several sharp turns, and had run into the adjacent brush. With that, there leaped in her such an impulse of roguish gallantry as she could never resist. He leaped up and ran to the top of the stairs and leant over the banisters. The dog, barking joyously, had leaped after him, and now gamboled around him. Some, in their panic, leaped out into the shallow water and sunk in the mire. The Danite's pulses leaped, but he did not, because of that, allow himself to speak or move. The whistles of the police leaped through the air, but did not deafen the shouts. The old, lone wolf leaped sideways, snarling, and slunk away. Then Robin checked his mule quickly and leaped from off its back. And a doe leaped up, and a doe leaped up From the pond in the wood where the wild deer sup. With a warning shout louie leaped on the bed and grasped his arm. Then into the sky leaped another ray, narrow, luridly green. Show More Sentences Another moment and the leader of the herd leaped high in his tracks and fell prone, dyeing the sward with his heart's blood. Then towser leaped forward and caught Si Peters by his trowsers. The parks were full of children and nursemaids and joyful dogs that leaped and yelped and scratched up the brown earth with their paws. The boy had leaped from the sled and was mauling the rough coat playfully. From between the merlons stones and arrows leaped as an impetuous answer. They leaped to their feet and rushed headlong from the messroom. At about 25 yards he suddenly saw me, snorted, and leaped to his left as if somebody had unsnapped a spring in him. Quesada selected the most mettlesome and leaped into the deep saddle. And something seemed to catch the dog in mid-air, as it leaped. Cornwood leaped from his chair, and began to kick at his two persecutors. His companions leaped down and prepared to unsaddle their horses. Again he leaped clear, affording us another chance for a picture. Damis gave a mighty bound and leaped through the airlock of the ship. The fear which had leaped in me was allayed by his next words. With all of his anti-American and pro-British ideas he leaped upon it. Then the Triton grew enraged, leaped up and struck at Notscha with his ax. Riley leaped forward and banged his big fist down on the table. His hand gripped the bannisters, his heart leaped to his throat. Craig leaped from the bow of the bateau and waded for the last few yards. My heart leaped into my throat, as it were, and I made ready for battle. Show More Sentences An Indian, of an active elastic form, leaped into a light canoe of cotton-wood, and vigorously plying the paddle, soon shot across the river. Into his eyes leaped a wistfulness and a yearning as promptly as the yearning leaps into the eyes of a starving man at sight of food. The shaken creature leaped, bunching its body in a shuddering knot. The black cook thrust his woolly head from the galley, and Boatswain, the dog, leaped up between the knight-heads, and barked most furiously. With catlike quickness Winford leaped behind the chart table. I leaped down into the cockpit and quickly lowered the centerboard. After making the wish, King Midas leaped into his chariot to return home. Adroitly he leaped into the seat of the charioteer and seized the reins. With all his skill of state-craft, Choiseul leaped to the weapon. It was such a thing that leaped upon the breast of the panthan to tear at his jugular. His fangs were buried instantly in the jugular of his adversary and then a half hundred black men had leaped upon him and borne him to earth. The maddened flames leaped and crackled as if to devour him. Then the thrice-lovely Nastasia herself leaped into the vats. He had leaped back into the dark stark rawness of the early world almost as swiftly as had Borckman. With his electric rifle in readiness, he leaped forward through the jungle. I sprang to my feet and leaped, stamping the coracle under water. I sprang to my feet, and leaped, stamping the coracle under water. Suddenly Creon leaped low and caught him by the leg and threw him. The executioner made a sign, and his two assistants leaped from the scaffold and seized him. He leaped upward, as high as possible, his crossbow in his hand. Show More Sentences A boy clad in a blue shirt leaped from the wagon and attempted to drag after him one of the maidens, who screamed and protested shrilly. The stars leaped and danced in the frosty air, and overhead the colored bars of the aurora borealis were shooting like great searchlights. Without a backward glance at the awe-struck soldiers Tarzan leaped the trench and was gone. The wolf leaped lamely back, losing its footing and falling in its weakness. Doctor Hissong leaped from the stand, a derringer in his hand. The car was at once ballasted, and Kennedy, closely followed by Joe, leaped out. Dougall leaped up with a cry that almost equalled that of salamander. With that I leaped over the low baluster that surrounded the balcony, and with drawn long-sword faced my enemies. He leaped to his feet and seized her savagely by the shoulders. Then he, too, leaped and caught it, savaging it in mimicry of a kill. Nelson, at the head of a few of his seamen, leaped upon the beach. Just then a searchlight leaped into play from the top deck of the ship. His adversary leaped on his feet, making the arches of the forest ring with the sounds of triumph. The moment that he was inside Captain Eri leaped into the dory. Joe leaped to his feet, clambered over the body of the dead lioness, and handed up the flask full of sparkling water to his master. Glory leaped up from the table and her eyes seemed to emit fire. When the window wound down, Bing leaped out into the roaring traffic, while Adam drove blissfully on. They both leaped at a chance to make a face-saving agreement. Cole halted the fixit cart and leaped down onto the pavement. And at this moment his mind leaped away from all restraint toward the sudden prospect of deliverance from his long bondage. Show More Sentences Standard in hand, the Maid leaped into the fosse near the pig market. And then Silas Bannerman, a secret service agent of the United States, leaped into world-fame by arresting Emil Gluck. He leaped from the rock and plunged through the fringing skeletons. She leaped to her feet and rumpled my frizzly hair with her fingers. Scarcely had he spoken when there leaped into view a full-grown wolf. At the same instant the limousine leaped to full speed ahead. Then a reporter leaped aboard, and ere I could gasp held me in his toils. But at the same instant, as though sensing my intention, the great creature lifted its head and leaped forward in full charge. Link was still on the floor when givens leaped into the cabin. His heart leaped with joy, for he doubted not they were the private marks of the buccaneers. But the next moment from among them leaped a figure, alert, buoyant, invincible, and, axe in hand, once more essayed the passage. But it was warm beneath the gum tree where the fire leaped and roared. Gradually it leaked out that Scarlett Trent was the buyer, and public interest leaped up at once. Shari leaped to her feet and really slapped him in the kisser. Uncas abandoned his rifle, and leaped forward with headlong precipitation. DuQuesne leaped for the educator and handed Loring a headset. The hight leaped is only limited by the possible length of pole carried. Dragging his pony to a slithering halt, he leaped to the ground. The other one at the smelter ran for his horse and leaped on its back. Both hands leaped downward for the holstered pistols in his belt. Show More Sentences On the far-away hills, sun-burst and shadow raced along the slopes and leaped from peak to peak. She was hued like flame as the great thoughts leaped in her. Neill leaped back in a spatter of bullets that rained round him. With an oath he leaped upon the man before him, the momentum of his body hurling the black to the ground. The language, hypnotically placed in his mind, leaped to his lips. Suddenly he leaped out and squatted beside the nearest stone. Up this we backed, Victory just behind me, as the first of the remaining lions leaped from the throne room and sprang for the stairs. There was a cook-fire and a pot, and a stewing dog leaped in the froth. To him Sara leaped, throwing her arms around him and mothering him up to her flat little hairy breast. Struve leaped instantly to his feet, overturning his chair in his haste. He leaped aside and turned his submachine gun on the Germans. Invar leaped to Una's side, to find her wrestling with Esle. Suddenly into those blank, irresponsive eyes there leaped recognition. One by one the lights leaped up making the cold grey church tower more remote, and they were alone again. He, too, reined up with a jolt and leaped out of the saddle. Night upon night they had leaped thus against the wall of the cave, but never might their clashing jaws close upon his foot. And suiting the action to the word leaped for Peter, both fists flying. Find more words! 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What is the opposite of leaped? Words that rhyme with leaped What is the adverb for leaped? What is the adjective for leaped? What is the noun for leaped? Use our Sentence Generator Nearby Words LEAP Leap leap lean towards lean-tos lean-to leaper leap forward leapfrog leap-frog leapfrogged leapfrogging 6-letter Words Starting With l le lea leap leape