pounce|pounces in English

noun

[paʊns]

act of suddenly swooping down and grabbing; sudden assault or attack

Use "pounce|pounces" in a sentence

1. The lion crouched ready to pounce.

2. A lion pounces upon a weakened animal.

3. Local politicians are quick to pounce on any trouble.

4. Women may flirt, but men pounce.

5. They pounce , swat , scratch , and bite .

6. We saw the tiger about to pounce .

7. While the emergency generators kick in and his army pounces on us.

8. No quick steps, no pounce, no final curtain.

9. Alan Knott is denied the chance to pounce.

10. Fraud squad officers had bugged the phone and were ready to pounce.

11. The cat is transfixed by this appealing sight and pounces, sinking its teeth into the prey.

12. I'm inviting you, Rick, to be a part of the team that pounces on this opportunity.

13. They sense any weakness, they pounce like jungle cats.

14. Teachers are quick to pounce on students' grammatical errors.

15. Why do you pounce on every single thing I say?

16. To pounce on their opponents, moreover, seemed the best defence.

17. The cat was hiding in the bushes, ready to pounce.

18. Opponents pounce on you like a lion that skipped breakfast.

19. 10 The cat was hiding in the bushes, ready to pounce.

20. 3 A tabby cat was poised to pounce at any second.

21. We hide behind the bush, ready to pounce on the intruder.

22. We hid behind the bushes, ready to pounce on the intruder.

23. He crouched on the ground, like an animal ready to pounce.

24. Be readyto pounce on ill - advised decisions , poor judgment and bad timing.

25. The police were waiting to pounce when he arrived at the airport.