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leap forward

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leap forward
to jump or hop forward. The little creature leapt forward and looked carefully at us. As the frog leapt forward, the kitten jumped straight up and fled.
See also: forward, leap
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Wales are the current sevens world champions and Gatland (below), their head coach, said: "Rugby will remember this day as the moment the development of the sport took a great leap forward on the world stage.
Gatland: This is a great leap for our sport; OLYMPICS by The Mirror (London, England)
Rugby will remember this day as the moment the development of the sport took a great leap forward on the world stage," he said.
Gatland hails sevens inclusion by AFP / AFP European Edition
Rugby will remember this day as the moment the development of the sport took a great leap forward on the world stage," he said.
Gatland hails sevens inclusion by AFP / AFP Global Edition
 
 
 
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