If she's smitten, she slows down and croons a tune of her own.
She said she was smitten by the ample backyard.
She said she was smitten by his work, and that he proposed marriage on their second meeting.
After Sidibe got settled in her chair, she turned around and, smiling, waved hello to "Jersey Shore" star Pauly D. Noticing that she seemed smitten, Mandel asked if she was a fan of Pauly's.
Once she wandered in, however, she was smitten, despite its state of disrepair.
At first she was smitten, but before long she felt trapped, writing that her son was, "through no act of his own, but because of a careless, inconceivably frivolous and selfish act of mine, making life untenable".
From the moment she first saw him two years ago, she was smitten by his speeches and sold on his promise of change.
Zhenechka revealed only one love of her own: when she was a young schoolteacher, she was smitten by a colleague, but he went away without her ever getting to know him well.
She travels through the Middle East on her honeymoon in 1935, when she is 22, and by the time she gets to Mogul India and the Taj Mahal, she is smitten.
But then, an acquaintance mentioned a newspaper advertisement, she went to see the property, and she was smitten.
