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61 I find it really irksome when people jump in front of me in a line.

62 The jump in food costs will hit hard at the Lunar New Year, the most important family holiday of the year and a time when households stock up on groceries for banquets and to feed visitors.

63 On Monday, China Telecom reported a jump in full-year profit after a write-down hurt year-earlier results.

64 That was driven by a 10.3 percent jump in food costs amid tight supplies and strong demand.

65 We might think that this bolt would want to jump in a straight line; that the electric charge would try to find the most direct route between thundercloud and ground.

66 Old-line department-store chain John Lewis added a line of prom dresses this year,(http://sentencedict.com/jump in.html) and tuxedo-rental stores report a jump in business from kids this time of year.

67 Jump in. Let's go for a spin around the town.

68 Korean Air targets an almost 30 per cent jump in this year's operating profit. "

69 A jump in imports of consumer goods and other products widened the overall U.S. trade gap in February to $39.7 billion from January's $37.0 billion deficit. Exports grew only marginally.

70 The new codes were like today's hard disk drives compared to the old barcode's floppy disk -- a drastic jump in capacity.

71 I may have built this thing, Captain, but you're the airman. Jump In.

72 The beleaguered forestry company, which operates in China but is listed in Canada, posted a big jump in second-quarter net earnings due to a hefty noncash accounting gain.

73 The most famous ski jump in Norway is called Holmenkolien located in Oslo, and is also the biggest in the world.

74 And the only way you will know for sure is to jump in with both feet.

75 You know, I'd jump in the pool and I'd actually float like a life jacket.

76 Food inflation on a host of staple products ranging from bread to meat was blamed on a 47 per cent jump in the cost of wheat and a 61 per cent spike in the cost of corn, the BRC said.

77 Chinese departments concerned forecast a 61 percent jump in gross ticket sales this year. It could turn the nation's new silver screens into box office gold.

78 In the next ten years, there is being a quantum jump in Intelligent Instrument technology.

79 So Lyons was surprised with the jump in fascinator orders just as the summer wedding season gets underway.

80 His Dad had always said: jump in the deep end , sink or swim.

81 When the crowd is gripped by greed, the newcomers jump in and load up on stocks.

82 Behind this would be a jump in concerns about solvency.

83 Marquez plans to move forward if he can't get Pacquiao, with either a mandatory defense against Michael Katsidis, or a jump in weight for a shot at WBA 140-pound titleholder Amir Khan.

84 Durable goods orders last month were buoyed by a 14.6 percent jump in bookings for transportation equipment, which was the largest increase since January.

85 Our object is to draw attention to those areas responsible for the quantum jump in sophistication, improved cosmetic attributes and safety of today's products.

86 They're dancing, too, doing a soft molecular jiggle that makes my carbon atoms jump in time.

87 The IEA's underestimation of energy demand in 2004 contributed to a global jump in oil prices.