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The car's front end leaped at least three feet in the air.

But here again, the television news programs and talk shows by no means leaped on the President early in the process.

It went public at $14 a share and leaped to $35.50 in 1996.

A small fish leaped with a bit of something in its mouth.

Tell me, brother, what was that which leaped between us this morning in the dark!

The big vehicle took hold and leaped at the break in the road.

Before he came along nobody leapt in the air like that.

The company's share price has leaped 13.5 percent, to $44.25, in the last two weeks.

David called a warning and leaped for him but just in time.

They leaped the gap in a moment, and went upon their way.