Sentence examples for going to pounce from inspiring English sources

"Bang, I'm going to pounce on him".

"It's a family where if you show your belly, people are going to pounce," Mr. Baumbach said.

Not only can he go to the heavens for the big blocks, but he's going to pounce and block your sneaky shots as well.

When he walked, his heels hardly touched the ground and he seemed to walk on springs, as if he was going to pounce on somebody.

John went back to the site with Charlie, who videotaped the reactions: the woman who thought the pit bull was going to "pounce on me"; the policemen who drove by taking snapshots and said, "I don't believe this!

Much like a lion stalking its prey, Farah was inevitably going to pounce on his victims and, with seven laps left, he upped his long, languid stride as Bedan Muchiri of Kenya raised the tempo.

So I explained my reasoning and she went ahead... but kept glancing back at me and my cart as if at anytime I was going to attack and pounce on her loaf of bread.

And, when the inspiration strikes, you're going to be ready to pounce on it".

— that I stupidly took to the recycling center, where I now go, ready to pounce when someone exits their car and stands in confusion, considering where the most environmentally correct Dumpster is to throw that box into (answer: my arms).

And then watch as people look around at each other, wondering who's going to make the first pounce.

"I had a single opportunity to pounce and I wasn't going to let that slip.