| This was the early days of Web 2.0, when the mainstream media classes were jumpily unused to the unending blizzard of attack, and perhaps allowed themselves to be panicked. |
| But the question becomes whether jumpily edited copies of paintings are an improvement over jumpy viewers. |
| On a screen above them are Kentridge's trademark videos, with things jumpily metamorphosing into other things. |
| In the first innings Alviro Petersen had barely digested what had befallen his skipper when he jumpily edged behind and the second time around he was only good enough to stab at the ball and send another catch to Haddin. |
| The 10 concise chapters that follow alternate – sometimes seamlessly, sometimes more jumpily – between reportage and more analytical sections on the history, economics, technology and philosophy behind the protests. |
| Even in these conditions they stay outside, like hardy weeds, peering jumpily down the road, hoping for a sale. |
