Verb:

ਗਿਰਾਵਟ,

swooping's Usage Examples:

Considine of Rolling Stone said that the song applies swooping bass and jazzily vigorous drumming to counterbalance the static intensity of the song's bone-simple guitar hook.

Lei" as Bhatt contributes "elaborate squiggling asides" and "swooping nosedives".

He scored eight points in a decisive 12–2 surge that gave the Spurs a 67–55 lead, then throttled a push by the Pistons with a swooping dunk, 3-pointer and running hook for an 81–67 advantage with less than two minutes to go.

(January 5, 1932 "ndash; September 14, 1998), was an American blues, jazz and gospel singer, known as The Tan Canary for the multi-octave range of his singing [voice|voice], his swooping vocal mannerisms and falsetto.

The park also displays sculpture and artwork such as the swooping neofuturistic metallic architecture of the Tri-Bowl.

have become an increasing menace in the Market Square[citation needed], swooping down to snatch snacks and ice cream from the hands of unsuspecting tourists.

as mounting a camera on a 100 ft crane, or hanging it from a helicopter swooping above a mountain range.

A forceful, stylish right-handed batsmen, swooping cover fielder and niggardly off-spin bowler, Anderson became a legend of the Ulster club scene during.

including these: Angry Sun - A sentient Sun which tries to burn Mario by swooping down at him.

They consume a wide range of prey usually caught by swooping down from a perch.

Ballparks may have round swooping fences or rigidly angled fences, or possibly a significant change in direction or irregular angle.

"filmed with abrupt, swooping camera movements that accentuate the singer"s flouncing, slightly ungainly style of dancing, Madonna Live vividly captures the.

In the review in The New York Times, Caryn James had a similar evaluation: 'Wings of Courage' is a swooping, old-fashioned adventure tale that uses flashy newfangled technology.

Synonyms:

fall, pounce, descend, stoop, go down, come down,

Antonyms:

be born, gain, appreciate, ascend, rise,