swoops造句

The butterflies are flapping wildly. A security guard swoops in.

A duck flies off in alarm as an osprey swoops in to catch its lunch.

Here the wedding industry swoops in, loudly appointing itself official counsellor.

She spots a tiny piece of crumpled paper on the floor and swoops to pick it up.

Inter Milan are planning summer swoops for two of the Premier League's leading strikers, according to reports from Italy.

In Lower Manhattan, new 20-story skyscrapers were ruining the view, blocking the elegant spires of Trinity Church and the swoops of the Brooklyn Bridge.

Noah Fulmor and Erin Finnegan will exchange vows on a specially-adapted plane, which performs 15 swoops from 11km to 7.3km to allow 30 seconds of weightlessness.

Traditionally, the drongo perches above a crowd of foraging pied babblers and swoops in from time to time to steal its catch.

As the turtle swims across the oceanarium, the first porpoise swoops down from above and butts his shell with his belly.

To and fro, up and down, north, south, east, and west, the Hispaniola sailed by swoops and dashes, and at each repetition ended as she had begun, with idly-flapping canvas.

Shaped like a manta ray, it swoops through the trees on translucent wing membranes. We get a glimpse of glassy fangs unfolding from its mouth like cat-claws, then the cannon blows it into chunks.

Police made the arrests in two separate swoops in Paris and its northern suburbs. They also found one and a quarter million Euros in cash as well as a quantity of arms.