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Profits soared.

The temperature soared to 97°.

Sometimes I wish I could fly and soar up in the sky with the birds.

The cost of living has soared in the past four months.

In the fields of wonder where those swallows soar

The birds soaring overhead look like airplanes.

It must feel wonderful to soar through the air like an eagle.

Our hopes for victory soared.

All night long fireworks soared into the sky.

Temperatures will soar over the weekend, say the weather forecasters.

We watched a soaring eagle with awe.

Temperatures are set to soar to 30 degrees on Saturday.

The balloon soared above the clouds.

Ron buckled as something huge and orange came soaring from the top of the highest cage

Mass media portrays drones as cold‐blooded mechanizations silently soaring the skies in search of unsuspecting human targets.

Look before you leap.

leapt, leaped

Look at the computer company Apple. After its first flush of success it brought in John Sculley from Pepsi to enable it to make the next leap forward.

That’s one small step for man; one giant leap for mankind.

Our investment was a leap into the darkness but it was worth it.

Once I saw my mum leaping in fear of a mouse from chari to chair.

The freerunner leapt over cars and park benches in front of a large crowd of people.

Quitting my office job was a leap in the dark.

Decoding the DNA structure was a great leap for medical science.

Has mankind made a giant leap in technological development since the XIX century?

I was terrified when the barking dog leapt out from behind the tree.

A huge fish leapt out of the water just in front of our boat.

Atlantic salmon are able to leap 15 feet high

unemployment leaps to ten-year high

There was a sudden leap in the number of the unemployed.