swoop|swooped|swooping|swoops in English

verb

[swuːp]

sweep down from the sky (of a bird, etc.); attack suddenly and speedily; snatch, grab

Use "swoop|swooped|swooping|swoops" in a sentence

1. 26 The hawk swooped low over the field.

2. Police swoop on Birdwatchers outside school

3. Gulls swooped and planed overhead.

4. Then having a blooming great saint swooping down.

5. The hawk swooped and soared away carrying something.

6. Police made a dawn swoop.

7. A hawk swooped low over the field.

8. The raptor swooped down on its prey.

9. The robber swooped up the banknotes.

10. An eagle swooped low over the trees.

11. The hawk swooped low over the field.

12. But venture capitalists are swooping in like vultures.

13. The eagle swooped down to snatch a young rabbit.

14. The eagle swoops towards the goats with outstretched arms.

15. If a predator comes near, she quickly swoops down to defend her chicks.

16. Swallows swooped through the fragrant evening air.

17. The eagle hovered, ready to swoop at any moment.

18. Beaky manages to grab Bugs in his talons and swoops away

19. An owl swoops from the ridge top, noiseless but as flame.

20. A hawk hovered in the air before swooping on its prey.

21. Another gull swoops down and begins to hector the first one for its food.

22. Like eagles that swoop down on their prey.

23. The plane made a swoop over the city.

24. His plane swooped a beautiful curve up and down.

25. Rather, the carrier frequency swoops up or down about an octave.