Príklady leapt

• While forensic science had leapt ahead on the coattails of new laboratory instrumentation and techniques, dactyloscopy had remained relatively stagnant.

• Some have questioned its validity, whereas others have leapt to its defense.

• But my heart leapt, for suddenly there he was, resplendent in sunshine, majestic and radiant!

• Clive leapt onto the stage (despite his arthritis) and proceeded to marshal the actors.

• The number supported by weekly bread doles for most of the year leapt to 9 in 1571/1572 and 17 in 1588/1589.

• He often leapt down from the stage.

• Unable e to contain himself to the regular rhythm of the service he leapt to his feet, crying like a raven and howling like a wolf.

• We have leapt forward so quickly that we could have adopted this directive tonight practically without debate.

• The increase in total spending on lone parents leapt from £1.7 billion in 1979 to £9.4 billion in 1996—nearly half our defence expenditure.

• Between 1938 and 1950, the output of agricultural tractors leapt from 10,000 to 120,000 per annum, and this year it is still higher.

• She saw the taxi coming and skilfully leapt to one side and thus avoided being seriously injured.

• I am glad to say that the use of prepayment certificates has leapt in recent weeks.

• The number of those unemployed for between 26 and 52 weeks had leapt by more than 200,000 in that two-year period.

• Already its cost has leapt to £7·5 billion at 1981 prices.

• In a sense, the cat has leapt out of the bag, and it is biting anybody who will walk by it.