swooning

In full, exquisite exhaustion, “Avalon” examines the debris of relationships, as told from the point of view of a suave loner, all backed by plush and luscious oceans of saxophone swoon.

There’s something else to mention about the stocks’ swoon last month.

What other shameful secrets might a search of his Internet history turn up unrelated to his months swooning over ISIS?

But it was the subtle things like his trademark side-smile or his formal “Mr. Torre” ways that had us swooning.

Blogs and music sites were swooning over this kid and his unapologetic pictures.

Ten months ago, I described a similar silly swooning by Democrats eager to woo back Wall Street.

Three little words that left countless teenage girls swooning.

No sooner had she picked up the spindle, than she pricked her hand with it, and fell swooning.

Everything swam before his eyes as if he were on the point of swooning.

For the first time in four days he remembered his picking it up when Mrs. Hal Folsom collapsed at sight of Jake's swooning.

I am not given to swooning, so that, after the first moment, I was quite alive to my exact situation.

Lady visitor before swooning has sufficient presence of mind to ring the bell for assistance.