Has anybody ever fainted here?
Have Carol or Tracey ever fainted?
This starts to become like a watermarked device growing ever fainter through the book.
It is better than getting your blood tested, she says, laughing, because "no one ever fainted when they peed in the cup".
By week's end, there was a phone call between Prime Minister Ehud Barak and Yasir Arafat, the Palestinian leader, engineered by Vladimir Putin, the Russian president, but hopes that the conflict could turn a corner grew ever fainter.
I'm not sure you can have Christian communion with other people without these moments in which sorrow has opened in you, and for you; and I am pretty certain that without shared social devotion one's solitary experiences of God wither into a form of withholding, spiritual stinginess, the light of Christ growing ever fainter in the glooms of the self.
Miles beyond, successive outlines of mountains etched the skyline in ever-fainter shades, and somewhere in between, we knew, was Hidden Lake.
UTRECHT, THE NETHERLANDS--In the quest to image ever-fainter and more ancient galaxies, Dutch radio astronomers this week unveiled preliminary plans to build the world's largest radio telescope--a gargantuan device that would combine images from 34 far-flung elements.
You can hear now, as an ever-fainter echo: "Oh whatever, never mind".
A slow grade upward, an ever so faint lift of the soul, and the plane is a few feet in the air, nosing up, the wind whistling through the struts.
