On the way to Money, Mississippi, we see little ghosts of snow, falling faint as words while we try to find Robert Johnson's muddy maybe grave.
"Saturday Night Live" mocked reporters falling faint over Mr. Obama (Sample debate question: "Are you mad at me?") and cutting off Mrs. Clinton for being that irritating bore talking about health care again.
Non-specific tentative diagnoses: acute deterioration of performing daily tasks, reduced general condition, confusion, dizziness, falls, fainting, question of cerebral infarction.
At the idea of trying to summarise the plot, I shriek and fall back fainting on my seraglio couch.
Indeed, "Amour" seemed to fall prey to faint praise from most reviewers, garnering a bushel of respectful but unenthusiastic notices.
I felt like I was going to fall down and faint – I found it very difficult to speak, to feel calm, to say what I wanted to say.
Poland is struggling to show that it will not fall behind the faint old lines of the cold war, which may have seemed foggily forgotten in the West since the Berlin Wall fell but are remembered all too well here.
As writer turned to go back to the car, from across the river came the sound of a siren, its rise & fall now so faint & so diluted by other presences that for once it held no urgency.
The five patients who began the technique the most quickly when their blood pressures began to fall did not faint; in the others, the technique delayed the loss of consciousness by more than two minutes.
