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Meanings of leap towards in English

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Usage of leap towards in English
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But this is at least a great first leap towards getting there.
The Guardian
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Murphy's grasping of the moment in Budapest was a leap towards London 2012.
The Irish Times
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When the airman took another leap towards earth, her heart stopped beating altogether.
One Woman's Life
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It's a baby step rather than a leap towards perfection.
The Guardian
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Today, we have taken a great leap towards that goal, for the benefit of all.
The Guardian
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The EU had now taken "a quantum leap towards European unity", he said.
The Irish Times
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The Cello Sonata of 1948 is another leap towards a really radical conception of form.
The Guardian
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Watch!' Randolph made a graceful flying leap towards JJ with his heel raised to strike.
The Pilo Family Circus
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These first steps towards refreshing the party are a giant leap towards reconnecting with voters.
The Guardian
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We imagined that men would leap towards a less restricted role, but that hasn't really happened.
The Guardian
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As he spoke he released Ah Fung, and Ah Fung made one wild leap towards the stairs.
Dope
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The name showed so plainly on the brilliantly illuminated corner, that it almost seemed to leap towards them.
The Little Colonel's Chum: Mary Ware
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These sprints add up over the game and make a huge leap towards getting fit and healthy again.
The South African
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Once she had dared to throw a stick at him and he had promptly made a savage leap towards her.
Rilla of Ingleside
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When Maria got off the car, Evelyn made one leap towards her, and her slender, red-clad arms went around her neck.
By the Light of the Soul: A Novel
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Asia has just taken a giant leap towards disaster: The combat jets of four nations have squared off above a disputed island.
News.com.au
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