Really enjoyed the night - except for
nearly fainting
from the heat.
Faint when
he was working in the fields.
They tend to lower the blood pressure, which can make people
feel faint.
Faint of heart.
Faint with hunger
on the causeway of a hamlet.
Faint glimmer
of hope.
Chapter five truth will tell lucy's heart missed a beat and she
almost fainted
when she stepped into her room.
The image of shades is because these dead souls have
grown faint
through the absence of god's light in hell.
Faintest of touches
on a through-ball that went into the side-netting.
Faint glow
from torches onboard their prey long against the cold backdrop of night.
White dwarfs are much
too faint
to be seen directly with the naked eye.
Thus jupiter
appears faint
whilst the moon itself is slightly over exposed.
Faint praise?
In our solar system the remaining dust scatters sunlight to create an
extremely faint
glow called the zodiacal light.
Faint echoes
of genesis in the quiet of the opening passages.
The corona is
very faint
relative to the main body of the sun.
Faint white wisp, something very much like a small cloud, was drifting along the beach.
Stone age, bronze age and iron age all left their mark,
however faint, on the area.
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