leap off

Everyone had leaped off, yet I saw no one around us.

The photograph seemed to leap off the page to hit her.

The words, written in his own hand, seemed to leap off the page at him.

His son leaped off the wagon to find out what was going on.

It just seemed to leap off the page at me.

She leaped off the table and went back to the shop.

It was like making up one's mind to leap off a building.

It looks as though it's about to leap off the table.

The words still do not exactly leap off the silver.

One man then leaps off of a window to try and land near the fire truck.

Someone leaps off the bridge an average of once every two weeks – last year, 32 people died.

"He's already written something that comes to life and leaps off the page."

With a last look around, it leaped off and lost itself in the crowd.

The moment they'd stepped to the ground, a boy of five or six leaped off after them.

But the examples are choice enough to leap off the page.

I'm told they leap off the page and land right in your lap.

But going in the future, that is really then you’d leap off a cliff.

When they sent me 'Friends,' the writing just leaped off the page.

I got up onto my knees, ready to leap off the bed if necessary.

I leaped off the bed and stood staring at the door.

Instead, it leapt off the path to the right and ran away.

She leaped off the chair, still pushing his hand back.

I at once leaped off him and stood with my rifle ready.

Suddenly she turned and leaped off the bed, only to run into the desk almost immediately.

He didn't need to sort it, the name leapt off the screen.