Sentence examples for on a faint from inspiring English sources
"I'm a modern day Lancelot," Gerald would say, often taking on a faint British accent depending on how many cocktails he had sipped by that point.
Faces behind an absurdly wide-range of glasses frames took on a faint glow, and my stomach churned in tiny somersaults, like I had spotted a lusty crush on the other side of the bar.
Their sweetness floated through on a faint trail of smoke.
Dust, sunbeams and the lint on your sleeves take on a faint, bluish fizz, or is it a whizz?
On a faint soundtrack, a voice, speaking in Korean, delivers a combination of weather report and financial news.
There was something about having access to this information in Chicago that brought on a faint but pleasing kind of homesickness.
Even just a few seconds of this can bring on a fainting spell.
"Here," says one, pointing to a faint stain on an otherwise featureless boulder, "a bush was burned by a prehistoric wildfire".
You can have a salad with a knackwurst sliced down the middle and grilled to a faint brown on the flat sides.
He kept going, digging himself deeper and deeper as he went on, sometimes with a faint smile, about Jews, Israel, Nazis, Hitler and the Nazi architect Albert Speer.
On average, a faint lasts no longer than 30 seconds: An average seizure lasts 2 to 3 minutes.
