To save herself, Layla jumped out the window.

Layla jumped out the window to save her life.

And when I jumped into that water, I yelled in my mother's French, Courage!

The next week the song reached a new peak of 75.

The mountains skipped like rams, the little hills like lambs.

The mountains skipped like rams, and the little hills like lambs.

To save herself, Layla jumped out the second storey window.

My mother, out in the audience, she jumped up, Hallelujah, Johnny s talking!

And while they were trying to break down the door, I climbed in through the window, and jumped in.

When the driver finally stopped at an intersection, Johns jumped out with her daughter and hid in a field.

The single started off slowly but in the fourth week it jumped from thirteen to four on the Dutch Top 40.

Russia instead jumped into democracy, and only then worried about replacing socialism with a market system.

The world financial transactions have jumped from quadrillion US dollars in 2002 to quadrillion US dollars in 2008.

I can stand here right now and see, as I go tearing into the water after him, the moments slowing down and freezing into this arrangement.

I just got catapulted out of the subway car into a night when I had been getting a ride in an ambulance from the sidewalk where I had been stabbed to the trauma room of St. Vincent's Hospital in Manhattan, and what had happened was a gang had come in from Brooklyn.

As of 2008, there were 2.9 million disabled veterans in the United States, an increase of 25 percent over 2001.

So with some friends we started to do different tricks, like for example this jump here, I jumped from a paraglider.

In China, financial assets went from being virtually non existent to well over 300 of GDP during this period.

The US would topple Saddam, Iraq's vast oil reserves would be unleashed after a short period of reconstruction, and world petroleum prices would drop to under 20 per barrel.

In June, oil prices leapt by 11 in one day, and in July they fell back by 15 in three days.

Shortly after joining Twitter, the Jordanian royal hopped on Facebook, having the admin rights of the user who created her fan page taken away.

The majority of the environmental impacts on the planet have been caused by the rich minority, the 20 percent that jumped onto the industrial bandwagon in the mid 18th century.

As it transformed itself into the factory of the world, the share of China s urban population jumped from 26.4 in 1990 to around 53 today.

I actually jumped in and photographed this, and with the fisherman's permission, I cut the turtle out, and it was able to swim free.

Commodity prices, moreover, are skyrocketing, and the cost of small and mid size apartments has become prohibitive for a middle class severely hit by unemployment.

The image of a bank run, of long lines of angry people lining up outside a failed bank, was briefly on our minds after the Northern Rock failure in Britain.

Reports issued by Greece in 2009 were similarly misleading, jumping from 5 of GDP to 12.7 after Eurostat had a closer look.

RB Well, I knew I had about half an hour's fuel left, and I also knew that the chances were that if I jumped, I would only have a couple of minutes of life left.

The chances of actually seeing a Persian leopard in the wild are pretty much slim to nil, so when the team realizes in the video that they ve captured an image of a big cat on a camera trap, Raza erupts with pure joy.

The explosion was not audiable as much as it was felt and my car leaped for half a metre in the air.

I had just done the long jump, and a guy who was missing two legs came up to me and says, How do you do that? You know, we're supposed to have a planar foot, so we can't get off on the springboard.

In the rural areas, there has also been noticeable improvement in attendance rates from 69 per cent in 1979 to 81 per cent in 1999.

World flows of foreign direct investment (FDI) have soared over the past two decades, from 40 billion in the early 1980 s to 900 billion last year. The cumulative stock of FDI has reached close to 10 trillion, making it the most important mechanism for delivery of goods and services to foreign markets sales by foreign affiliates total roughly 19 trillion, compared to world exports of 11 trillion.

That is why we have increased the space devoted to education, as indicated by enrolment figures that have jumped from 659,503 in the 2001 2002 academic year to 1,158,399 in 2003 2004 this in a country whose total population is 5 million.

The company s debt asset ratio leapt from 18 to 90 as company reserves for long term development essential in the telecoms industry were used to service the loan.

The Fed s easy money policy is now stoking US inflation rather than a recovery.

According to the OECD, US multifactor productivity rose at a relatively stable annual rate of about 0.75 from 1985 to 2000, and then jumped to 1.4 per year from 2001 through 2008.

And she's still talking while she puts the car in park, hits the emergency brake, opens the door, and with a spryness astounding in a woman her age, she jumps out of the car, knocks out the phone books, and then she walks around she's carrying her cheap Kmart purse with her around the front of the car.

In the 2000 parliamentary elections, while Mubarak s ruling party received roughly 38 of the popular vote in districts supervised by true judges, that percent somehow jumped to 86 where the quasi judges were in charge.

But, while Fannie and Freddie jumped into dubious mortgages (particularly those known as Alt A) and did some work with subprime lenders, this was relatively small stuff and late in the cycle (e.g., 2004 2005).

Financial markets leaped forward in eighteenth century Great Britain, and in the nineteenth and early twentieth centuries in Japan and the US a time when several key institutions, such as corporate law and the court system, were woefully substandard.

The image of a bank run, of long lines of angry people lining up outside a failed bank, was briefly on our minds after the Northern Rock failure in Britain. But the Bank of England s direct intervention prevented these images from gaining a foothold on our collective psychology.

One example Venezuela s overall population has grown 14 over the past 13 years, but electoral rolls have jumped 53 the new voters can be ghosts, Colombians, or several generations of chavista supporters already registered to vote, even before they are born.