Sentence examples for make him swoon from inspiring English sources

In an interview, he said he had endured 54 electric-shock treatments, was repeatedly roped to his bed and was routinely injected with drugs powerful enough to make him swoon.

Words make him swoon.

From the outdoorsy guy to the couch potato, the world traveler to the whiskey connoisseur (and everyone in between), I've handpicked the gifts that are guaranteed to make him swoon.

A handmade card, a wristband or a single rose will make him swoon.

Maico did his best to keep an accurate count the next day, but by lunchtime the exhaust made him swoon.

His voice, blue eyes and charm make him the perfect Prince to swoon over.

Johnson's clean-cut good looks and easygoing "boy-next-door" charm made him especially popular with swooning bobby-soxers, which led to his nickname "the Voiceless Sinatra," and in 1945 he ranked second only to Bing Crosby on the list of Top 10 Box Office Stars.

What Olsen does seem to want is to challenge her audience rather than simply make them swoon.

When he and I go out to dinner with other couples, I make them swoon with our love story.

In a tribute to Dr. Steinberg posted Thursday on his Web site, David Lebovitz, the author of "The Great Book of Chocolate" (Ten Speed Press, 2004), wrote that he was "fortunate to know Robert and had the pleasure of watching him make chocolate, swooning over a luscious spoonful of the sticky, half-crushed cocoa beans stuck to the spoon that he'd dip in the machine, then hand over to me".

Donnell is a handsome fella -- it's easy to see him making New York swoon -- but he's never more than amiable and certainly doesn't wow with his vocals.