Sentence examples for swoop over from inspiring English sources
The phrase "swoop over" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used to describe a sudden, swift movement, often in the context of birds or other creatures moving quickly through the air. Example: "The eagle swooped over the valley, searching for its next meal."
The tourist choppers take off from the city-owned heliport in the Financial District, and typically swoop over toward Brooklyn Bridge Park, circle around Governors Island and the Statue of Liberty, and fly north up the West Side, buzzing over miles of new waterfront parks.
Herons, egrets and gulls swoop over Black Wall Marsh, the Raunt and Yellow Bar Hassock.
Seabirds swoop over the three divers standing chest-deep in Wastwater, adjusting their masks.
Ever since she was a child, watching hawks swoop over the family farm, Mrs. Cowden had yearned to fly.
Pontoon boats take visitors off shore into the Southern Ocean where low-flying albatross swoop over schools of dolphins.
Rinko Kawauchi, of Japan, experimented with digital photography, studying the flight patterns of the massive flocks of starlings that swoop over the sea in the winter.
The plane swooped over a baseball field, then banked toward the runway.
The maître d'hôtel swooped over to the red-faced men and asked if they wanted him to intervene.
Through the open window of the B-24, Nicole Hoffman, 20, of Holbrook, took shot after shot as the plane swooped over Jones Beach and across the Great South Bay.
One early chronicler claimed to have seen white sands strewn with skeletons; another conjured poisonous dust clouds swooping over fields of glittering gems.
Sean McMahon dropped the ball twice in contact; Robshaw – as would the estimable Dan Cole – swooped over tackled opponents to deny them a chance to recycle tidily.
