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Jumped in sentence

499 examples of Jumped in a sentence

So, he jumped in the van, he went to Miss Jones' house and said, "Miss Jones, I knew you wanted to come to your kid's art opening but you probably didn't have a ride.
Well, that seemingly mundane question is where our group first jumped into this story, and what we found as we dove down into the brain, down among the neurons and the blood vessels, was that the brain's solution to the problem of waste clearance, it was really unexpected.
Thousands of people just jumped on the train on our second channel like this.
You think this guy, when he jumped in front of the train, he thought, "I'm going to feel so good when this is over?" (Laughter) But that's not the end of it.
Everything is onboard, and it jumped in response to the student just flicking on a desk lamp next to it.
I jumped in my car.
I jumped on a plane and shot off to Goose Bay, Labrador, which is another story, right?
A few days later, Tyler jumped from the George Washington Bridge to his death.
And I was there with Evel Knievel; we jumped the Snake River Canyon together.
He flew in another airplane, and he actually jumped out and landed right next to me.
So I got up and I jumped onto my cardio glider, which is a full-body, full-exercise machine.
The last Roman Emperor, Constantine the 11th, drew his sword and jumped into the gap to stop the onrushing horde, disappearing into legend.
They jumped into the first, smallest parentheses inside the great Puff the Digit Dragon.
Instead of jumping with his face towards the bar, bringing each leg over in the traditional straddle method, he jumped with his back towards the bar.
And so people jumped on board, and not just in Los Angeles but across the country.
Yet, just as they were about to reach the other side, the rat jumped off the ox's head and secured first place.
And that team jumped in, side-by-side, to support the agency in transitioning this project into more modern business practices, more modern development practices.
More specifically, it was not in which semantic neighborhoods the words were, but how far and fast they jumped from one semantic neighborhood to the other one.
But anyway, we jumped right in and as we jumped in, all sorts of ideas started flying at us.
Needless to say, I canceled all my meetings and I jumped on a plane to Montgomery, Alabama.
I finished my presentation to an applauding audience and we rushed out and jumped into the car.
We chose our media partners based on trust that had been built up through previous smaller collaborations and also from leads that jumped out from the documents.
And she started to chase me, and I had my syringes above my head, and I was swatting the mosquitos, and I jumped into the truck, and I thought, "This is why people do lab studies."
The telecoms revolution came, and African countries jumped on it.
But they had a secret weapon: a 15-year-old girl who courageously jumped in front of a bulldozer which was about to uproot an olive tree, stopping it.
So when the climate scientist, James Hansen, asked if I wanted to go to China with him and look at the Chinese advanced nuclear program, I jumped at the chance.
They spotted an unlocked kid's bike and a scooter on a porch and foolishly jumped on it.
When director Kate Champion, of acclaimed dance theater company Force Majeure, asked me to be the artistic associate on a work featuring all fat dancers, I literally jumped at the opportunity.
I jumped on it, because that was where Bill Gates lived, right?
When he was young he survived a house fire, only because he jumped out of the third-story window to escape.
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