Sentence examples for ability to swoop when from inspiring English sources

The private-equity model is partly predicated on funds' ability to swoop when prices are low.

When Jack had to call me late at night, I'd sit by the phone, alert, knowing that the other phone in the house was on the night stand right next to my sleeping mother's bed and us being able to talk on those nights hinged on my ability to swoop the receiver up at lightning speed.

When a bank has operations across the globe, either the authorities in one country need the power to swoop in and restructure the whole operation, or the authorities in several countries have to swoop in together in a coordinated fashion.

He has tended to swoop in when a family business is most vulnerable, when it is changing shareholders or when a younger generation is taking over.

Sam likes to swoop in when the shop is empty and the owner is behind the till.

It's a safety net program that is designed to swoop in when things are pretty tough.

"It will fly when I tell it to and swoop when I signal.

How else would you know when to swoop in for the kill if you weren't counting cards?

Some farmers still wonder when the government is going to swoop in and take what they have built.

The dragon gameplay remained virtually unchanged, apart from the ability, during air-ground missions, for the dragon to swoop down on a group of enemies in a special attack depicted in a short cutscene.

SURE you know Spider-Man as the teenage superhero out of Queens with the ability to dive and swoop among New York City skyscrapers on a hand-thrown web and more angst than Albert Camus.