Sentence for leap | Use leap in a sentence

A sentence using the word leap. The sentences below are ordered by length from shorter and easier to longer and more complex. They use leap in a sentence, providing visitors a sentence for leap.

• Our hands are joined: one leap! (10)
• Live in the future; regret nothing; leap! (8)
• My heart gave a leap of pain. (10)
• Thither he followed her at a leap. (10)
• Once in Tyrol I leap into Switzerland. (10)
• The nature of the leap she did not examine. (10)
• The Winegod in the blood of Fenellan gave a leap. (10)
• Follow me, follow me, Laugh and leap and scramble! (10)
• From Brescia, one leap took him in fancy to London. (10)
• She will take her leap and have her jump, will and will! (10)
• Ottilia spared them the leap into the gulfs of confession. (10)
• Dartrey sat rigid, as with the checked impatience for a leap. (10)
• If he can leap the barrier he and his goods must be admitted. (10)
• She seemed to crouch as for a leap at the wall under his look. (12)
• Under his thumps the little plates had begun to rattle and leap. (8)
• It can this, it can that, but it cannot leap out of its mechanism. (10)
• Better take the leap than be guilty of double-dealing even on paper! (10)
• The leap was easy enough, but the coming up again was another matter. (9)
• Spurred on by this belief, he attempted the leap of the Genesee Falls. (9)
• They were swinging by ropes attached to their belts when they missed a leap. (21)
• And he saw a flame leap up, a pale broad pathway of light blanching the grass. (8)
• By the leap of his heart to the woman standing down there, he was a better man. (10)
• The shaft of a passing cab brushed against his shoulder and made him leap aside. (8)
• Hard the course for her to steer, The leap against the sharpened spikes restrain. (10)
• Only when they stand on the opposite bank, do they see what a leap they have taken. (10)
• Rosamund saw tears leap out of the stern face of her dearest now in wrath with her. (10)
• I can feel to this day the leap of the heart in my mouth when the statue dismounted. (10)
• Leap not, nor let leap the heart: Trot your track, and drag your cart. (10)
• His fancy crumbled with the towers of the air, his heart gave a leap, he turned to Lucy. (10)
• He did not regret his proposal to take the leap; he would not have regretted it if taken. (10)
• My gallant Leboo made my heart leap with love of him, though mill-stones were tied to it. (10)
• When they rose in fright, it was like the upward leap of fire, and with the roar of flame. (9)
• He would leap from the couch, and rush to pen and paper to relieve his swarming sensations. (10)
• Beneath the softness of the air was the iciness of the snow; it made him want to run and leap. (8)
• Suppose she should use the garland as a rope and venture to leap over it on this giddy height? (5)
• The she came out upon the lawn to see my pony leap, and promised to ride him the following day. (6)
• Let us slip down the stream and leap steed till afar None question thy claim upon Shemselnihar. (10)
• She has not that blind glory in excess which her younger sister can gild the longest leap with. (10)
• True, the thought that he was not looking at her when she took the fatal leap still haunted her. (5)
• She put her hand to her heart, which beat as though it would leap through the thin silk covering. (8)
• So the leap would at least be honourable, as it assuredly would be unregretted, whatever ensued. (10)
• Stephen resumed his pipe amid a din of disappointment that made the walls ring and the glasses leap. (10)
• Stephen resumed his pipe amid a din of disappointment that made the walls ring and the glasses leap. (22)
• Some understanding of how the other woman had been won to the leap with him, was drawing in about her. (10)
• The leap taken by his spirit from this time to that, was shorter than from the past back to the present. (10)
• All England would leap to arms to defend their incontestible superiority to their mothers and their duties. (22)
• The prisoner underneath might clamour and leap; none heard him or knew of him; nor did he ever view the day. (10)
• I could as soon swim in that torrent or leap the mountain as repeat what she spoke, or sketch a feature of her. (10)
• So high by this time was piled the bodies of the Iroquois, that their fellows could now leap over the stockade. (19)
• But think of us facing the world, and trust me; take my hand, take the leap; I am the best fighter in that fight. (10)
• It was a song of flourishes: one of those be-flowered arias in which the notes flicker and leap like young flames. (10)
• With one horribly ugly, it would have been a horrible exultation to cast off her youth and take the fiendish leap. (10)
• Whitwell pulled his axe out of the carf, and struck it in again with a force that made a wide, square chip leap out. (9)
• The terrier took one impulsive leap between the wheels of the victoria, and was off up Illinois Street after the rat. (13)
• If you love me, it is your leap out of prison, and without you, I am from this time no better than one-third of a man. (10)
• Bee-note and woodside blackbird and meadow cow, and the fish of the silver rolling rings, composed the leap of the music. (10)
• He had a fantastic pleasure in studying them, and choosing the moment when he should leap the parapet and be lost in them. (9)
• I knew that gallant actions touched her; I would have fallen gladly; I was sure her heart would leap when she heard of me. (10)
• I knew that gallant actions touched her; I would have fallen gladly; I was sure her heart would leap when she heard of me. (22)
• Shelton let her keep in front, watching her leap from stone to stone and throw back defiant glances when he pressed behind. (8)
• There the young chief of the animals wore A likeness to heavenly hosts, unaware Of his love of himself; with the hours at leap. (10)
• The stature of the crowd seemed at once to leap up two feet, and from under that platform of raised hats rose a stupendous shouting. (8)
• Look for aid to little things, You will get them quick as wings, Thick as feathers; would you feed, Take the leap that springs the need. (10)
• They are not capable of reaching the maximum of indignation at one leap: even on the side of pure emotion they have their rigid limitations. (16)
• The stir in memory seem these things, Which out of moistened turf and clay Astrain for light push patient rings, Or leap to find the waterway. (10)

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