pounce造句

Opportunists pounce on undervalued mortgage paper and bank shares.

Pick a moment (don't tell him) and pounce.

The lion gathers itself and prepares to pounce.

You don't want your kitten to pounce on your hands?

The Devil is poised to pounce, and would like nothing better than to catch you napping.

With knife in one hand and fork in the other, Sam looked eager to pounce.

Then, just as they about to pounce, something would catch their attention.

Like their wild relatives, domestic cats are natural hunters able to stalk prey and pounce with sharp claws and teeth.

They pounce on their prey, paralyze them with venom and use their beaks to tear off pieces.

When the prey is within range it gracefully skates across the waters surface to pounce on its victim.

And lately, at least, every time Obama turns around, he seems to give conservatives an opening to pounce on him.

Once you disembark, hordes of taxi touts will pounce on you, asking if you would like a taxi to your hotel.

She looked up and saw a cougar perched on the fence ready to pounce on the youngest child. Mrs. McAlister ran outside to save her children.

It's important to "get it right the first time" because you can be sure others will pounce upon any mistakes you might make.

Cats that hunt on open, rocky ground by daylight tend to have evolved plain-coloured coats, while those that pounce from rainforest tree branches typically sport dappled fur.

Melinda, 23, sucked up her blase attitude toward sports and watched hours upon hours of hockey with a housemate she wanted to pounce.

We put out an APB with the other FBI district offices and got lucky this morning when one of our own undercover agents saw him in South Central. We were ready to pounce...

Mr Honts found that those（ who had had a dog to slobber and pounce on them） ranked their team-mates more highly on measures of trust, team cohesion and intimacy than those who had not.