Examples of 'everybody jumped' in a sentence
Meaning of "everybody jumped"
everybody jumped: This phrase means that everyone reacted quickly or eagerly to a situation, often implying a sense of urgency or excitement
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everybody jumped
Everybody jumped in and everyone had an opinion.
So we put it out there and everybody jumped.
Everybody jumped into the pool.
But of course everybody jumped on it.
Everybody jumped on her and took her upstairs, where we all got together.
And of course everybody jumped on it.
If everybody jumped off a bridge, would you do it?
They got on that bandwagon and everybody jumped onboard.
I mean everybody jumped for joy.
Then suddenly it was time to leave and everybody jumped in the car.
And everybody jumped up.
And of course you are the big baddie, so everybody jumped on board.
So everybody jumped into it.
Train made a lefthand turn, the wheels screeched, everybody jumped up and start to gasp.
I guess everybody jumped ship once word got out that the slayer found their crib.
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They got on that bandwagon and everybody jumped onboard . And it was hysteria.
Not everybody jumped on the Wayans train.
When I did accept it, everybody jumped up and wanted to argue with me.
Everybody jumped up, so I jumped up, too.
At that point, everybody jumped on him.
If everybody jumped off a bridge, would you do that too?
Everybody uses it . But if everybody jumped off a cliff, would you?
If everybody jumped off a bridge, would you do that, too? Huh? Sometimes I do not know.
And then after that, everybody jumped on the bandwagon . ”.
But if everybody jumped off a cliff, would you?
Well, if everybody jumped off a bridge.
And if everybody jumped off a bridge, would you do that too? Hmm?
But if everybody jumped off a cliff, would you? I would.
So if everybody jumped in a lake, you would do it, too?
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He could not have just jumped through it
He jumped in bad weather over dense woods
