leap

"The cat's leap over the fence was impressive. "

"The child took a large leap across the puddle. "

"The zookeeper pointed to the enclosure and said, "That's a leap of leopards." "

"The company's new marketing strategy was a significant leap forward in sales. "

"The student's leap in reasoning about the cause of the historical event was not supported by the evidence presented in class. "

"There was a leap in the grading system, making the final exam scores much harder to understand. "

"The farmer recorded the date of the sheep's leap in his livestock records. "

"The singer made a large leap from the C note to the G note, creating a dramatic effect in the song. "

"The salmon used the leap to get up the river to their spawning grounds. "

"The cat leaped onto the windowsill. "

"to leap a wall or a ditch"

"The ram leaped the ewe during mating season. "

"to leap a horse across a ditch"

"The leap year calendar has an extra day in February. "

"The farmer used a large, woven leap to carry the vegetables to market. "

"The fisherman used a small leap to catch some fish for dinner. "

"The farmer needed two leaps of wheat to fill the small sack. "