pounce

The other three pounced upon the man at the same time.

And in the middle of the last word he pounced.

They will pounce on me in a second if I go too far.

They pounced on him and he had hard work to keep them off.

It was as though he had pounced on the man.

To pounce on them so quickly like this, she had to have known they were coming.

He got away from the subject when I pounced upon it.

"Those men might pounce on us if we try to go."

The line went dead before I could pounce all over that one.

He saw that they were getting ready to pounce on him.

I'm not going to pounce on you, by the way.

She turned around and I nearly pounced on her right there.

For a moment, he seemed about to pounce upon the guide.

Jordan pounced on him at every turn in Game 5.

The sense that someone was at his back, watching, waiting to pounce.

He was pounced on by a group of boys almost immediately.

It was here that they had pounced upon their brother last night.

Not when she was likely to pounce at a vital moment.

There's nothing like a new face to get the press, and the Democrats, to pounce.

But he's wrong when he says critics are ready to pounce on him.

For all he knew the men might be waiting somewhere to pounce on him.

She swung her head around, ready to pounce on anything.

Anything we care to toss out will be pounced on.

Still, he agreed with me that the right moment to fire would be just before they pounced.

Not that she was ready to pounce on him without warning.