Sentence examples for when I swooned from inspiring English sources

This is when I swooned for him.

We would watch "Friends" together, but when I swooned over David Schwimmer, Amal scoffed, "Sure, he's cute, but where are his ruthless bodyguards?" My mother's favorite program was "The Golden Girls," because it portrayed an ideal fundamentalist household, starring, as my mom would sigh, "that handsome Bea Arthur and his many devoted concubines".

When I saw it, I swooned.

In Bulgaria once, my translator almost literally swooned when I put on a tape of the Rolling Stones as we bowled along through vast fields of cultivated flowers in the central Valley of the Roses.

While a select handful of fashion types will swoon when I use it, others shoot me daggers, clearly thinking I have brought my dirty laundry to work.

When I read something like this, I swoon.

("That was when I saw Him," Marlon Bundo swoons, capitalizing the H. "He was bunny-beautiful").

All these factors help explain the swooning I witnessed when I was with Ms. Kurihara, and the feverish attention of her fans.

Many bear funds had spectacular returns in 2000 and 2002, when stocks swooned.

When markets swooned, they were obliged to stand behind the big and the highly connected (as well as their creditors), but found themselves ill-equipped.

They have witnessed Chamberlain at his dominant best, in 2007, when fans swooned over a fist-pumping, strike-throwing dynamo with an unusual name.