| It makes me seem like some weak maiden who swoons at the sight of every attractive guy she sees. |
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| This would further be followed by epileptic fits, swoons, faints, wails and finally a happy reunion. |
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| The outer movements are undistinguished but the central adagio swoons with escapist yearnings for the unattainable. |
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| The bartender than began to sing a stirring rendition of Danny Boy to the crowd with swoons all around. |
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| Further, Jake does not just sing, he croons, swoons, bellows and lets it all loose. |
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| Even the most scornful of teachers find themselves gasping at the girls' swoons. |
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| However, my frantic eye-fluttering demonstrations merely provoked inquiries after my contact lenses rather than the swoons of desire I had anticipated. |
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| As Mr Garcia points out, the suggestion is not that the summer swoons are entirely artifacts of the adjustment. |
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| He embraces asymmetry, is besotted by rhinestones, and swoons over the promise of romance hidden in dark shadows. |
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| In recent weeks, European panic has led a number of financial institutions to pull money from emerging markets in Asia risk-on finAsia risk-onwhich has in turn led to swoons in the value ofinancialg-market currencies. |
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| The central love story of the Prince and Rose derives from his stormy love affair with his wife, Consuelo, from whom the rose takes her cough and her flightiness and her imperiousness and her sudden swoons. |
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| For every story that swoons over the sailor as broodingly masculine, ready to give all the nice girls a jolly rogering, there is another that smirks over him as mincingly effeminate. |
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| The republic swoons, but soon cries for sudsier complications. |
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| Mum-of-two Anouska Knight has put down her oven gloves and is turning her hand to writing bonkbusters after winning a book deal within months of swapping spoons for swoons. |
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