Príklady faint

• The first faint signs of an agreement began to glimmer through.

• She heard a faint, almost imperceptible cry.

• They said the printing was too faint to reproduce well.

• She felt a faint stirring of envy when she heard that one of her colleagues had been promoted.

• A gap between the curtains admitted the faint glow of a street lamp.

• His face went pale and he looked as if he might faint.

• You gave us a real scare when you fainted, you know.

• He caught me at the precise moment that I fainted.

• By the middle of the next day she was almost fainting from hunger.

• I stood up too quickly and very nearly fainted.

• She felt dizzy and nauseated and then fainted.

• Clusters of adolescents experienced attacks of medically unexplained physical illness, involving, especially fainting and dizziness.

• Very many fainted and lost their sense of time.

• As the train approaches, the driver faints at a crucial moment and the brakes engage.

• Many people thought she had merely fainted.

• The series of disconsolate women thus recedes symmetrically into a distant past; we know, progressively less about them, and their laments grow ever fainter and more fragmentary.

• I, myself, took a man in a fainting condition from a police officer who was holding him, offering to take charge of him.

• There could only have been one other explanation: that he had fainted.

• If a man faints on parade, he is given a medical examination and no disciplinary action is normally taken.

• The lass could afford so little food that she fainted twice at work.

• He had to go out to get a drink because he was fainting.

• I nearly fainted away at the use of the word.

• We had children fainting and not able to even walk to get food as they were too weak.

• I cannot understand why they were left in the dark for six hours, so that asthmatics became ill and old people fainted.

• He fainted, and when he came to himself, tried to cycle home, but fell off the machine.