leapfrog

The company leapfrogged its competitors with a groundbreaking new product.

Children often play leapfrog in the playground.

The team leapfrogged to the top of the league after a series of impressive wins.

She leapfrogged over the fence to catch the runaway dog.

The student leapfrogged ahead by studying extra hours every day.

The technology industry is constantly leapfrogging itself with new innovations.

The young entrepreneur leapfrogged from startup to multinational corporation in just a few years.

By leapfrogging outdated practices, the company was able to streamline its operations.

The athlete leapfrogged over the hurdles with grace and agility.

The team's strategy was to leapfrog the competition by introducing a revolutionary new feature.

Leapfrog announced a tablet for children. It's the LeapPad Explorer.

Leapfrog is one of his methods of getting over the ground quickly.

However, developing countries often leapfrog the process which richer nations went through, and avoid their mistakes.

Now he and two 10-person crews will filmat three or four restaurants in a day, leapfrogging between locations.

Often there is not even a physical infrastructure to leapfrog—so-called third-tier cities, for example, often lack big retail centres.

In my mind, this might be the biggest leapfrog of them all.

So when Mayor Pete leapfrogged into first place in Iowa ahead of tonight's debate, pundits were ready for a fight.

You know, usually my projects are made in leapfrog fashion.

Africa's leapfrog story is at least 10 years old now.

TSMC leapfrogged Intel to become the world's most advanced chip manufacturer.