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Some guards moved the taxi back to the road and then they jumped on to the train again. The train began to move.

Well, he threw his toys against the wall, jumped on the couch while shrieking at the top of his lungs, and he tried to bite my hand.

The cat jumped on to his table and sat down in front of the television.

But Van Gaal opened his arms invitingly and the little Frenchman jumped on top of him, nearly knocking him over in the process.

Sgt. Semenov jumped on a Nazi who was trying to shoot, wrought the submachinegun out and knocked the German off with the weapon's butt.

We called an ambulance, and I jumped on board so that I could spend the night with her, holding her hand and acting as her medical advocate.

He was waiting round the corner and jumped on me in the dark.

A woman in Missouri, USA was car jacked by a man who jumped on top of her car and pointed a gun at her.

Love did not know who was being so magnanimous, but jumped on to the boat, greatly relieved that she would reach a safe place.

Thai fishermen prepare a net for night fishing. I jumped on the boat, clicked, said thanks, and I think it came out not bad.

The horseman jumped on his horse and rode as fast as possible to cover as much land as he could. He kept on riding and riding.

As it stood up this female lioness came walking towards it and jumped on to the buffalo's back trying to pull it down.

But after he made a marginally ambiguous statement about taxes, Mr Norquist jumped on the phone.

He jumped on a call with a bunch of bloggers and said that I wasn't fit to protect this nation that I love. . .

I saw lots of foods on the table. There was no one at home. I jumped on the table.

and I jumped on his head, and I popped him so good!

he slammed the door , stuffed the gun in his coat pocket , and jumped on his bicycle.

He jumped on to an empty truck and drove down a steep railway track to the bottom of the mine.

But the fox immediately jumped on the goat's back and up to the edge of the well.

I leaped up, jumped on my bike, hightailed it home, and refused to go outside again for the rest of the day.

The tiger immediately jumped on him and tore him to pieces as punishment for his guilt.

When all my colleagues decided to vote for the Republican candidate, I jumped on the bandwagon.

The ambitious scholar jumped on a plane and was soon interviewing Afghan refugees and dining with soldiers at the Khyber Pass.

Before he could run, the men jumped on Will and beat him. They knocked him unconscious and dragged him away.

Shares in McAfee jumped on news of the departure of its tainted bosses; CNET's shares dropped on its announcement.

She was walking home when the thief jumped on her and took her bag.

And when the train stopped at the border town of Brest , a gang of Belarussian women jumped on with baskets of food and drink.

The horse jumped on to the bridge and raced over it like the sound of thunder.

The farmer ran out into the yard, jumped on his horse, and galloped away down the road that Jack had taken.

At the 14th floor they smashed a window and jumped on to an adjacent roof, where they were eventually rescued by a crane.

After the show we went back to the hotel, grabbed our stuff, which wasn't even unpacked and jumped on a plane and left.

Some said gold's decline may be a sign that investors who jumped on the bandwagon early enough are booking some profits.

A. The child jumped on his father's knee. B. Father jumped the child on his knee.

The party was a nightmare. Children jumped on the furniture, broke a window, and got the floors all dirty.

Any explanation of the Fed's dovish stance at its last meeting will be jumped on by the market and may be dollar negative.

I roughly knew the area, so I jumped on a bus heading home and started the longest journey of my life.

When some Google executives heard that eBay was selling Skype, they jumped on the opportunity and began negotiating.

Today, I was outside, peeing on a cactus. Then all of a sudden my dog jumped on my back, knocking me into the cactus. FML.

In the meantime, China's more mature internet companies, seeing the popularity of social networks, have jumped on to the bandwagon.

The witch jumped on her broom and flew off into the night.

He jumped on me when he learned that I've made his secret open.

So, the rabbit sat on the ground below the crow, and rested. All of a sudden, a fox appeared, jumped on the rabbit and ate it.

I didn't have to say anything to him. They all jumped on him collectively.

But I jumped and jumped and I jumped on the bed.

I jumped on a horse and cried, "I'm still alive. God bless us. " We had an all-out attack again, but still failed.

Even as the UN agency issued its report on Wednesday, agricultural commodities jumped on the back of fresh crop worries.

But this time the monkey jumped on to the bar table, to the bar, he saw a maraschino cherry.

Prince was rescued after Snow White, Wang after crazy , the mirror dropped from high to the castle themselves with the Mirror jumped on.

LONDON (MarketWatch) -- European shares jumped on Monday, with mining firms and oil and gas producers leading a broad-based advance.

Jumped on her subordinates for their carelessness.

Civil servants and university teachers jumped on the band-wagon moved by a mixture of opportunism and fear.

the paper jumped on the inconsistencies of his stories.

Believe it or not, I still haven't jumped on the iPod bandwagon. I prefer the good old CD player.

Today, I was watching a horror movie with my girlfriend. Suddenly, the killer jumped on screen. My girlfriend screamed. I peed myself. FML.

That means Microsoft will have plenty of room to reach people who haven't jumped on the tablet bandwagon.

Web retailers have also jumped on the bunny bandwagon, posting rabbits illegally by regular mail to online customers.

One-year US CDS spreads have recently jumped on the back of a handful of trades.

"Madness" Jumped on the rose bush and he heard loud cry. The thorns in the bush had pierced "Loves" eyes.

Jack jumped on the tree to jump to the beans, and he was climbing down the tree trunk.

So they instantly - They run into the studio and they jumped on to the air to try and aid in any way they could people watching. . .

Venus called me 5 days ago and I jumped on the opportunity to play with her.

I tried to stone a cat but she jumped on my back.

One man jumped on the platform, grabbed a fistful of dollars and threw it to the crowd.

According to sources at five banks that process international trade deals, Chinese companies have jumped on these opportunities with gusto.

Developers have also jumped on board and are already submitting changes for future releases.

Before my mother could get there, I had already jumped on the countertop.

He was puffing hard when he jumped on to the bus.

Gopala sat on her lap, snatched away her rosary, jumped on her shoulders, and moved all about the room.

Novel of reality, is fictional reality, any jumped on that reference besides novels are misguided attempt.

That was another situation where I jumped on my soapbox and let the world know how I felt about that.

Yes. Buffalo wings became so popular that franchises soon jumped on the bandwagon.

When she broke the dish her father really jumped on her.

The fish is so fresh, it is like a fish jumped on the table and cooked itself.

All of a sudden, a fox appeared, jumped on the rabbit and ate it.

Local newspapers jumped on a story this week on the topic of Chinglish .

With a great effort he jumped on.

amusement To our amusement, the actor jumped on and off the stage.

Many farmers jumped on the organic farming bandwagon even though they didn't completely understand it.

But the prince alert, DiaoHuan halfway has made the king kill vomited, the two classmates, he jumped on the pirate, escape back.

As soon as the truck had moved, he jumped on to it .

But as Western news outlets jumped on the report, excitement spread.

Fatiao jumped on me when she learned that I've made her secret open.

I gave a shout and he jumped on me.

Local politicians and consumer groups jumped on the issue.

thereupon , her companions , duly encouraged , jumped on the car and pulled hurstwood over.

Governments, too, have jumped on the bandwagon.

Then he jumped on the gun and went out and killed another German before they knew what the hell was coming off.

Gold shares jumped on the Stock Exchange yesterday.

The dog jumped on Curly, whose face was torn open from eye to mouth.

Gap has jumped on board with the Check In to Check Out consumer trend.

The phone companies jumped on the technology as a low-cost way to provide premium-priced T1 service.

Now, however, those who last year would have jumped on a plane to attend meetings have had their travel budgets slashed.

This harmless and kindly proposal was immediately jumped on by all sorts of people.

After a blogger exposed the scam, news organisations jumped on the story.

Over 1300 manufacturers have jumped on aboard the energy bandwagon.

Phaeton joyfully jumped on the carriage and set off.

In China, construction stocks jumped on the central bank's latest move, but still suffer from excess capacity and stretched balance sheets.

He jumped on his horse and rode off [away].

We didn't do anything until he jumped on the wall.

His friends jumped on the bandwagon, and the game began.

My supervisor jumped on me about being late this morning.

Lisa jumped on me once she saw the broken fish tank.

Airlines' shares jumped on the sharp drop in U. S. crude futures prices. The Airline Index surged 10. 7 percent.

They jumped on to their horses and dashed away.

Five little monkeys jumped on the bed.

Now Google has jumped on the bandwagon.

I jumped on my old bike and rattled home.

Mr. Thompson jumped on the stage.

Sam jumped on Bill for being late for work.

The male eagle jumped on the rabbit.

The dog jumped on the stranger.

Do you remember what it was like before most developers jumped on the code quality bandwagon?

jumped on the table; the march on Washington.

I am relaxed over window, jumped on the ceiling, and the car several classmates talked up.

He jumped on the crowded bus.

When I had the chance to go back and visit the park last summer, I jumped on it.

That is partly due to suspicions about the motives of some in the US who have jumped on the bandwagon.

jumped on the table smile on sb.

The cat jumped on the table.

HP's stock jumped on the news, up around 8% to 24. 24.

When the driver finally did stop and open the door. The woman jumped on the bus to get his bus number.

"Do you remember when we jumped on Aunt Josephine? " . . .

BS: I love "S&M" and "Only Girl" by Rihanna; that's why I jumped on the "S&M" remix. She's really cool. I like her a lot.

On the other hand, the price of nickel and copper jumped on the news.

In Hong Kong, they jumped on trolleys and subways, since so many people there use their phones during commutes.

lt ' s not like he jumped on a plane and came after me

so i jumped on the airplane real quick and untied it

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I went into her room, she jumped on me

snuck up behind me and jumped on my shopping cart