Sentence examples for swoon from from inspiring English sources

You swoon from the loveliness Sorrentino conjures only to wake up haunted.

The recent strong play followed a 1-10-2 1-10-2 1-10-2on fromonthlongto Jan. 13.

"It's kind of gross," one guest, returning in a sugar swoon from the cell's cloying interior, remarked to the table where Ms. Hathaway was seated.

"The moment I ate the fresh mackerel he'd caught for me I fell in love," sighed one, eliciting a collective swoon from the assembled company.

The Rangers were well aware of the kind of hole they had dug for themselves with their 1-10-2-1 swoon from Dec. 9 to Jan . 13

They think that they hear Mr Cruz and Co promising that for today's well-insured insiders nothing need change.It is a similar story with other supply-side staples that make Republicans swoon, from tax-cutting and welfare-slashing to deregulation.

It swoons from a surfeit of good taste.

As Volodya cooked meals on the propane stove, mosquitoes attracted by the rising vapors flew over the pot, swooned from the heat, and fell in.

Declaring finally that there had been "enough Brahms" (over protests from the audience) Mr. Rachlin announced two encores by Fritz Kreisler (to swoons from the audience).

Just as fascinating as the period sonorities are the touches of string portamento that Mr. McGegan seems to encourage: little scoops or swoons from one note to another.

Performed by a small onstage band: it's tight and wiry, with lots of pizzicato and very little swooning from the strings.