Sentence examples similar to a bit perspiring from inspiring English sources
Adam Levine looked a bit like a perspiring Ken doll.
But he'll be perspiring a bit more now because he has to bowl at Chris Gayle.
On the same spread, the second-wave feminist pioneer Betty Friedan attends an opening at the Whitney in a festive ruffled blouse, clutching a glass and perspiring a bit.
When your brain is triggered by the approximately 30,000 heat receptors across your skin saying that things are getting a bit warm, your 3 million sweat glands start to perspire.
Although Wyatt's best friend, Doc Holliday Val Kilmerr), executes a number of heroic deeds, throughout the film he is a jaundiced, perspiring wreck who is clearly drinking himself to death.
You may be perspiring during the scrubbing process, or you might feel a bit of energy releasing.
Well, any party is cause for some anxiety, with unspoken fears of being snubbed, looking fat, forgetting a name, perspiring profusely or having bad breath.
It is hard to separate the 1960 campaign from the image of a youthful, confident John Kennedy debating a disheveled, perspiring Richard Nixon.
