Sentence examples for pounce from from inspiring English sources

And Mr. Nézet-Séguin's pounce from the Kyrie into the Dies Irae robbed the Day of Wrath of some of its harrowing thunder.

But with FBI officers waiting to pounce from across the US border, some of those "Very Very Important People" may well bodyswerve Canada 2015.

What I cannot do is pounce from the blue and shoot it down in flames, for this is an enjoyable book which ducks and weaves its spirited way through the story of Britain's aerial decline as the nation attempted and ultimately failed, in the author's eyes, to navigate its way through the jet age.

And in keeping with their promising season thus far, Newcastle withstood the early pressure to pounce from an isolated attack on 25 minutes.

Liverpool looked shell-shocked when Walters made it 3-0 on the half hour after poor defending by Emre Can allowed the Stoke striker to pounce from close range despite Mignolet's best efforts.

Bony took his two goals well and interchanged impressively with last season's top scorer Michu, who is now able to pounce from an advanced midfield role with Jonjo Shelvey, signed from Liverpool, driving on the Capital One Cup winners from a more holding role.

Foom! Something pounces from the darkness.

If an edible insect wanders by, the spider pounces from its burrow and retreats with its prey.

Pizarro, pouncing from close range after Joaquín Correa's corner flicked off Ragnar Klavan, sealed the remarkable recovery.

As the dancers kept pouncing from vertical stance onto all fours, with the blend of precision and power that is a Gerring characteristic, they looked wonderfully uninhibited.

Swansea conceded regularly from set pieces last season and were undone again in that department when Curtis Davies helped on Robert Snodgrass's corner and Maloney pounced from close range.