Sentence examples for ambush it from inspiring English sources
Rather than following its prey to ambush it from behind, V. salvadorii will stalk its prey and anticipate where it will run, meeting it headlong.
Pumas live at low density (one to five per 100 square km) and thus, in order to survive, require large areas with sufficient prey and cover from which to ambush it.
Instead, they wait out their prey and ambush it, sinking their teeth in to hold it in place while they wrap it up tight, suffocate it and swallow it whole, little by little.
As manoeuvres against Jeremy Corbyn develop into a full-blown ambush, it is possible to imagine scenarios in which he survives as leader, but hard to conceive why he'd want to.
When I read, in a text from a friend this morning, a reference to the episode's Great Ball Ambush, it took me a second to realize that she wasn't talking about the hand grenades in the weirwood battle.
An excerpt: "The cause of the disease and its tribulation is the occupying American enemy, so all effort must be directed at this enemy; kill it, fight it, destroy it, break it down, plot against it, ambush it and, God the almighty willing, until it is gone".
The bobcat hunts by stalking its prey and then ambushing it with a short chase or pounce.
Men fought on the slightest pretext and often, at first, without witnesses; as this secrecy came to be abused (e.g., by ambushes), it soon became usual for duelists to be accompanied by friends or seconds.
Alliant argued that the Internal Revenue Service had "ambushed" it by demanding taxes on $90 million of gross profits from the tax shelter, but the appeals court said the company's own statements showed that it knew it owed the tax.
Only when your plane lands, and totally out of nowhere, you're ambushed; it's a scene right out of 2002's Vice City.
The Australians held their fire until the entire force was within their field of fire, before ambushing it at close range with small arms fire from Bren light machine-guns, rifles, grenades and mortars.
