The words on the sign seemed to jump off at him.
Then they'll go back to the other side, where another person will jump off.
The Soviet team jumped off to a 9-0 lead in the first three minutes and led by 55-44 at the half.
He jumped off to a lead of 2 to 1 and held it.
But he was used to things not being allowed and jumped off.
But you were going to jump off and end it all?
I'm not going to jump off buildings because we didn't do anything.
Would you jump off a bridge if all your friends did?
He jumped off a bridge and his body hasn't been found.
One man was walking through the cars, trying to find a way to jump off.
She leaped off its back and ran ahead to the next rise.
She wanted to leap off a boat and swim with them.
She leaped off his shoulder and landed in her own form before him.
The moment they'd stepped to the ground, a boy of five or six leaped off after them.
With a last look around, it leaped off and lost itself in the crowd.
Everyone had leaped off, yet I saw no one around us.
It was like making up one's mind to leap off a building.
She slid down, leaping off about fifteen feet from the ground.
I'll tell Miranda to drop on them from a tree and then leap off again.
Somebody takes drugs now, he's leaping off into the unknown.
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