How to Use water jump in a Sentence

water jump

noun

• But just then the water jumped chest high, and the PFD slipped from his grasp.
  — Earl Swift, Outside Online, 2018-06-20
• He was passed by Bor right before the water jump on the second-to-last lap, then others in the field surged past him.
  — Lori Riley, courant.com, 2021-06-25
• The irony of the fall was Fahy and Michalski were stride-for-stride going over the final water jump.
  — John Maffei, San Diego Union-Tribune, 2019-06-12
• When the fast-moving water hits the low-speed pool below, the surface of the water jumps upward, forming a breaking wave that stays in place and marks the boundary between the two flows.
  — Jason M. Forthofer, Scientific American, 2019-11-20
• Clark won the Pac-12 steeplechase as both a freshman and sophomore before switching to longer races without barriers or water jumps last year.
  — Ken Goe, OregonLive.com, 2018-04-27
• Indiana’s Daniel Michalski, a graduate transfer, led the steeplechase off the final water jump but fell coming out of the pit.
  — David Woods, Indianapolis Star, 2019-06-07
• The University of Oregon’s Jackson Mestler looked out of contention for the final until two guys in front of him crashed going over the final water jump.
  — Ken Goe For The Oregonian/oregonlive, oregonlive, 2021-06-25
• Cooper and Young cooked up an improvised course at Arizona Stadium in Tucson with bales of hay substituting for the barriers used in the race’s water jumps.
  — Frank O. Sotomayor, azcentral, 2019-08-17
• Entrenched in a two-man showdown and prepared for a sprint to the finish line after nearly 10 laps, Indiana’s Daniel Michalski fell over the water jump on the final turn.
  — Vytas Mazeika, The Mercury News, 2019-06-12
• My dream toothbrush is coated in a nontoxic version of Rustoleum's Neverwet, the magically hydrophobic coating that makes water jump off surfaces.
  — Rachel Z. Arndt, Popular Mechanics, 2017-11-13
• The main jumping arena features natural obstacles such as ditches and a water jump as well as the famous 3.5-meter Wall -- a crowd favorite when the horses and riders descend it during the Derby classes.
  — Aly Vance, CNN, 2018-05-10