Sentence examples for fawn over the from inspiring English sources
On the contrary, the way more serious journalists fawn over the new president offers an irresistible target.
It was embarrassing yesterday, given President Bush's swagger on Iraq, to watch him fawn over the Saudis.
"I almost feel guilty," he said as his friends pretended to fawn over the touch-screen microwave.
In 2011, she won Designer Brand of the Year at the British Fashion Awards and today fashion editors fawn over the former Wag and her £1,000 frocks.
The anchors are slavishly jingoistic, and they fawn over the government officials they interview, people like Defense Secretary Halliburton (get it?), who refuses to give any substantive information.
All the while, the old generals fawn over the young men whose lives they are in the business of throwing down like coins.
And on Monday night, the CBS "Late Show" host delivered another doozy when taking on the cabinet meeting in which each member took turns fawning over the president. .
The company's got a big bus filled with all sorts of electronics for you to fawn over, until the last show in Las Vegas in in November.
President Obama continues life in the H.O.V. lane, fawned over by the press and the crowned heads of Europe.
Williamsburg, Brooklyn, has been recently fawned over as the birthplace of modern cool.
They could compare counties visited in Iowa, activists fawned over in New Hampshire and the irritations of dealing with blowhard colleagues in state government.
