Which preposition to use with leapt
Far below me, I saw the earth, with the burning house leaping into an ever growing mountain of flame, 'round about it, the ground appeared to be glowing; and, in places, heavy wreaths of yellow smoke ascended from the earth.
he has leaped from his perch, has spread his broad pinions, and is soaring upward towards the sky.
Soon they were forging through the water at racing speed, the boat leaping to the impulsion of the sailorman's strongest motives, curiosity and the hope of saving a life.
I was astonished at first at this seeming increase in my muscular powers; when, on passing along a street in Alamatua, soon after my arrival, and meeting a dog, which I thought to be mad, I proposed to run out of his way, and in leaping over a gutter, I fairly bounded across the street.
Slade leaped in his chair.
So saying, he leaped on his zebra, gave a sort of huntsman's shout, and was off in a twinkling.
I leaped out of bed under the impression that at least twenty little children had fallen into as many tubs of boiling water.
In the brief leap of the sun, I saw that the snow had vanished; and then, once more, it was night.
"I know where he kept!" They leaped at himHandy Solomon and Pulzand fairly shook out of him what he thought he knew.
ally set forth?" Mencius replied, "In such a thing as taking the T'ae mountain under your arm, and leaping with it over the North Sea, if you say to people, 'I am not able to do it,' that is a real case of not being able.
He was fully armed, and in a second he had drawn a knife and leaped for Ringan's throat.
He asked no questions whatever, but us soon as she had led him to the open window he leaped through it and switched on an electric light.
And as he leapt into the sand it was as if he flew, For love lent wings at his lady's nod, some glorious deed to do.
It is not cast or wrought, like metal; it leaps like fire, and moves like air.
When the fire was at its height it was feared that the whole of lower town would be destroyed before the flames could be subdued, but by dint of superhuman effort the firemen managed to cut off the leap across Robert street and soon had the immense smouldering mass under control.
Then a hideous swine-noise rose up into the night; and, at that, I leapt from the window, out on to the frozen world.
He leapt to his feet like a wild animal, and began to go at the Colonel with his fists.
"David, little giant," exclaimed Dalzell, leaping about him, "that fight will become historic here!
In the wild terror of that cry he recognized her voiceand he leaped toward the tent.
Frank leaped after him.
And now, clear and strong the tender radiance fell athwart the lonely habitation and her heart leapt at the sight, her eyes grew moist and tender and she hurried forward with flying steps, thenbeholding the ruin of thatch and wall, she stopped and stood aghast, gazing wide-eyed and with her heart numb in her bosom.
I wonder how long thou wilt live true to her when she is thy wife!" Now hereupon the archer's comely face grew red, grew pale, his bronzed hands flew to his belt and leapt on high, gripping his dagger; but Roger had seen, his fingers closed on the descending wrist
Even as I did so, something leapt out of the darkness, with a blustering bark of joy that woke the echoes, like thunder.
I knowI have seen it leap within thine eyes, heard it in thy voiceand wherefore did'st thou love Fidelis?
Sweetwater held his breath, and the nurse leaped towards her and gently encircled her with protecting arms.