Sentences with phrase «to jump onto»

So, again: don't jump onto this ship just yet.

If you haven't been on the bike for a while you might want to consider trying out a stationary bike before jumping onto the real deal.

Some are capable of jumping onto high surfaces or squeezing into the smallest of spaces.

What I am saying is lets not just jump onto the flavor of the season player.

You may still see fleas for days or weeks due to new fleas jumping onto your pet from your environment.

There aren't many games where I don't mind having to climb to the top of a huge room by jumping onto tiny platforms while monsters shoot stuff at me.

The dog played for a few minutes with the kids and then jumped onto the sofa and promptly went to sleep.

Most dog owners also agree that providing our dogs with their own dog beds have many benefits, no least of which are preventing injuries and keeping them away from jumping onto furniture.

Is it any wonder that pet cats jump onto the kitchen counter?

The pet should be confined indoors to one room during this period with no running or jumping onto furniture.

Security was called to the scene and the responding officer opened the security car door and called the dog, who immediately jumped onto the back seat.

You can also jump onto the almost instantly forgettable multiplayer, but I don't see it lasting very long.

Once other companies jump onto these tactics, they will no longer remain as effective in driving business results.

The «investors» are only jumping onto a situation where the supply of housing is artificially limited, and they see this (rightly) as something they can leverage to make money.

Instead, do a triple jump onto the top of the glass and run to the other end.

That means selling advertising and selling leads to our own industry members, who by the way quickly jump onto the competitors band wagon, to generate a profit.

I never jumped onto the ankle boot trend but your selections make me think I need to!

Instead of jumping over the beams and having the chance to miss, simply jump onto the platform that the beams are coming out of and they will completely miss you.

Yes, I am finally jumping onto this cropped flare jean style wagon.

However, any newly emerged fleas that jump onto pets will be killed by the flea control product used.

The top of this cat scratching post is slippery, so it is not ideal for cats that like to jump onto surface, which is most cats.

Many economists are now jumping onto the deficit financing bandwagon.

They seem weak while jumping onto the couch, bed etc..

For example, you might be an owner who is fine with having the dog jump onto the couch.

In the past multiple player tackles were limited to two defenders each, but now we see 3, 4, and 5 guys jumping onto the ball carrier at once.

Some are burned severely after jumping onto the table to check out the centerpiece.

Have schools jumped onto the technology bandwagon too soon?

He could jump onto something hot or find some food that's toxic to cats up there.

Whenever a new platform emerges, it's always interesting to see how developers jump onto the opportunity.

I think we have to be careful and stop jumping onto flavor of the season players.

And so the prospect of a swap deal could well jump onto the agenda, if both sides are willing to do business.

One needs new ways to promote constantly because what works today won't work tomorrow since everyone and their cousins jump onto whatever works.

But not everyone jumped onto the national standards train.

She could no longer jump onto the bed or my lap.

I think lawyers often jump onto tech hoping for an answer, and that just leads to more, bigger problems.

The «others» have been relentless in jumping onto the ever expanding tablet bandwagon.

If there is a surface next to the bath you rabbit could jump onto place something on the edge to put them of jumping up there.

Do not allow your rabbit to jump onto beds or other furniture.

For example, if your puppy jumps onto the kitchen table, and you happen to have left some tasty cup cakes there for him to steal, reinforcement just happened.

The church jumped onto the bandwagon of human rights.

It is not necessary to jump onto specially - constructed terms.

The 3 - inch - wide spider jumped onto his boot to defend itself.

I don't tend to jump onto trends too quickly — or too often — but one item that I've seen popping up everywhere the last six months is the check blazer.

Several weeks now of posting multiple times a week, starting social media accounts, jumping onto link parties.

Yes, jumping onto giant inflated bags from various heights!

But when she saw how fast and how eagerly others in the disabled community jumped onto the hashtag, she realized it could and should be about more than just her own experience.

In the past few years, we have seen a lot of authors jumping onto the mailing list bandwagon.