Examples of 'you have to jump' in a sentence
Meaning of "you have to jump"
The phrase 'you have to jump' is metaphorical and often used to encourage someone to take a risk or make a bold move. It implies that in order to achieve something or overcome a challenge, one must take decisive action and step out of their comfort zone
How to use "you have to jump" in a sentence
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you have to jump
You have to jump in at the deep end.
The little pavilion you have to jump up to.
Then you have to jump the cables.
A time comes when you have to jump.
You have to jump out the window.
But first you have to jump.
So you have to jump from one to another.
I am sorry you have to jump.
You have to jump out of that comfort.
I think you have to jump.
You have to jump across some branches.
Do not feel that you have to jump in with advice.
You have to jump and fetch.
Transcendental means you have to jump onto the parasympathetic.
You have to jump from here.
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Sooner or later you have to jump into the pool.
You have to jump onto an island.
In the next room you have to jump over the bed.
You have to jump through their hoops though.
A girlfriend in other words a girl who you have to jump over.
I like how you have to jump on platforms.
If you are not familiar with Peter Mckinnon then you have to jump on YouTube.
Like you have to jump in full force.
Never jump into a lifeboat until you have to jump up into it.
Here you have to jump and shoot.
But you do not know how far you have to jump to make it.
Yet you have to jump to personal insults.
There is no rule that says you have to jump in with both feet.
You have to jump the light.
The difficult thing is you have to jump from the truck to the bus.
You have to jump the gap.
Never wear nitrite or latex gloves if you have to jump fences before painting.
But you have to jump now.
If you want to stay, you have to jump now.
Then you have to jump over.
In their own life is, sometimes you have to jump in.
Then you have to jump in all the way.
In order to jump onto the table you have to jump higher than the table.
I know you have to jump on another radio show.
If you want to live, you have to jump down.
But you have to jump out.
If the water is calm, then you have to jump.
Sometimes you have to jump in and just live.
It 's like trains passing by and you have to jump aboard.
You have to jump up as close as you can get.
The great thing is that you have to jump through a few hoops to get there.
You have to jump from one platform to another in.
Chief, sometimes you have to jump off a cliff.
You have to jump from a tower at the championship.
If you want to jump, you have to jump forward.
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