leap into something

Sometimes they come out upon the bank, but soon leap back again into the water.

When the action was over, we did not leap into bed.

As one of them was cut down, another leaped into his place.

Anyone or anything that might want to leap into his mind and control him could now do so.

It seemed to leap like a living thing into the hand of the black as he turned.

He leaped into the blue summer morning, up and out.

They reached the window just in time to see two men leap into a dark car, which then took off down the road.

That's why men leap into bed more quickly than women.

Then one night he leaped over me into the bed.

I knew why the word had leaped into my mind.