They are desperate to have someone swoop in, take control of everything data-related and make it all better.
With Dave van den Bergh protecting a ball he thought was going out of bounds, Schelotto swooped in, took control and sent Alejandro Moreno down the right flank.
In 2002, when the bank's founders fought over which direction it should take, Mr. Esteves and his partners swooped to take control in a deal that took advantage of one founder's financial difficulties.
According to Rotary Gallop, ADT presents the better opportunity to swoop in and take control, take the company private or force changes on its management.
But McNally is clear that Britain isn't about to swoop in and take control – as happened in 2009 when the Labour government suspended parliament in the Turks and Caicos Islands, an internally self-governing overseas territory of the UK.
ISIS would swoop in and take control.
After an intense battle for the post-goal draw control, she swooped in and grabbed the ball before letting loose on Greyhound goalie Kerry Stoothoff.
On a bleak winter day last year, I hitched a ride from Tbilisi, the capital, to the "administrative border" — the semiporous line of control that swoops deep into Georgian territory from the Russian border demarking the contours of South Ossetia.
There's a balletic delicacy and grace in this hefty actor whose long, tapering fingers seem to be poised like nervously expectant birds ready to swoop down on the controls of the machine whenever the impatient, Krapp wishes to stop, rewind or fast-forward the tape of his 39-year-old self.
A lone investor has swooped in and taken control of a struggling political magazine and left investors like Warren E. Buffett with nothing to show for years of patient support -- except the survival of a distinctive neoliberal point of view in the national political debate, which is all they hoped for in the first place.
