Sentence examples similar to a touch faint from inspiring English sources
4. Have the Lawyer Faint Erika Esquire began to feel a touch woozy at the rose ceremony.
There is the faintest Scottish timbre – Ferguson was born in Glasgow – that adds a touch of warmth to an accent that might otherwise be coolly RP.
Bright green bits floated in a lesser green, the faint sharpness of the vegetable tamed with cream and potato and enhanced by a touch of sherry and garlic.
Ian Parkhill got a faint touch on a McCafferty free-kick five minutes after half-time but Martin Donnelly's curling free-kick after 58 restored parity.
The finished product, though hauntingly beautiful, still has a faint touch of an ad campaign, unlike the colorful, fun and low-tech short films Herchcovitch used to make in his youth, in which the designer embodies a superhero in high heels.
It is still unclear what caused him to faint during a touching slide show in honor of Graham, but there are plenty of dime-store theories.
On being presented with what was universally declared a particularly fine "hogshead" of wine, both approved of it, except that one noted a faint touch of leather and the other a tinge of iron.
Then came the moment Cech bowled a long throw down the middle, Mata applied a faint touch and suddenly Torres had spun away from Ezequiel Garay and was accelerating away.
Another excellent place, also lined with a faint touch of Harry Potter magic is a site that inspired many ideas for J.K. Rowling in regards to Hogwarts itself, the Livraria Lello which was founded in 1906.
It's a real strangle down the leg side, with Compton getting a faint touch of bat and De Villiers, the dropper, managing to cling on.
