Sentence examples for quick to pounce from inspiring English sources

Competitors were quick to pounce.

Statisticians were quick to pounce.

Labour were quick to pounce on the admission.

The mistakes were minor, but viewers were quick to pounce.

He was quick to pounce whenever he sniffed out inconsistency, injustice or corporate spin.

Anytime you write about Clinton making these excuses, her defenders are quick to pounce.

With control of both houses of Congress at stake in November's mid-term elections, Democrats have been quick to pounce.

What Zarasai did have were bullies, quick to pounce on the English-speaking arrivals in their velvet pants and tams.

After Mr. Romney carried the lion's share of the region's electoral votes, people were quick to pounce.

Tony Abbott, the leader of the conservative Liberal party and Ms. Gillard's chief political opponent, was quick to pounce.

Conservatives were quick to pounce, citing it as another example of the president's tendency to inflate his own image.