Sentence examples for men swooping on from inspiring English sources
Police kept the groups separated but one man was swooped on by officers after slipping into the anti-racism protest.
Detectives had observed the group of 11 men and two women for more than a year before swooping on Wednesday morning, when they seized illegal firecrackers, a firearm, ammunition and other weapons.
The peaks come ever faster these days as canny publicists and ad men swoop in on a mass moment.
After a dramatic day in which officers swooped on a local taxi driver outside a supermarket, Wiltshire Police revealed that they had arrested a 47-year-old man on two counts of murder and one count of kidnap.
In July, two months after ABC canceled "All My Children" and "One Life to Live," the two men swooped in, licensed the shows and promised to bring them back to life on the Internet.
The diva and leading man would swoop on stage, stop in a pool of light, strike a grandiose pose, and everyone would clap thunderously.
Snapshots abounded of a man covered in blood, flying through the air like some dread angel of death, swooping on helpless international rugby players.
Monarch says on its website that it specialises in swooping on "distressed and bankrupt" companies.
Finally, however, they are reconciled in a joyous affirmation of passion that culminates in the most spectacular moment of the dance as the man swoops past his partner on his knees.
"It was ultra quick and ultra professional". Police swooped on the man in the street outside an Iranian restaurant at 7.10pm on Sunday.
