feeling faint造句

• It was a dizzying turn of events that left Bertka feeling faint.
• Right before she lost consciousness, Belles said she was feeling faint.
• Here, feeling faint, Leaning had to lie down.
• Pre-syncope is a feeling of lightheadedness or simply feeling faint.
• Feeling faint, the King calls for Pustrpalk's latest remedy.
• Woods was skipping rope when he started feeling faint.
• Symptoms include cool, moist skin, a weak pulse and feeling faint.
• Historically, smelling salts have been used on people feeling faint, or who have fainted.
• It was later even said that he could not pass a statue of Alexander without feeling faint.
• Signs and symptoms may include vomiting several times a day and feeling faint . < ! --
• Signs and symptoms may include vomiting severe times a day and feeling faint . < ! --
• Davis's interview in the MVP room had to be cut short because he was feeling faint.
• I could still breathe and wasn't feeling faint, but the sensation was constant and annoying.
• On June 28, 2008, Grammer checked into an undisclosed Manhattan hospital after complaints of feeling faint.
• Johansson also complained of feeling faint Thursday evening after his opening-round 64 helped Sweden into the lead.
• Maher made his way, bleeding and feeling faint, downstairs to the lobby of the building to get help.
• "If you start feeling faint, you don't have to stay, " said the vet.
• "Then I started feeling faint and I thought it must be because I hadn't eaten breakfast that morning.
• Workers in the nine-story Overton Centre Tower on Fort Worth's southwest side first began feeling faint Tuesday afternoon.
• Wilson is therefore surprised when Sedgewick knows that he's feeling faint and goes out to get a glass of water.