swoons

According to the Kirchners 'intimates, the logic behind having Mrs. Kirchner succeed her husband was for the couple to retain power while avoiding the second-term swoons that afflict many Latin leaders as citizens tire of them.

Amid Crisis, Argentina Wonders 2008

'swoons' when he sees Obama … he just needs to marry Obama and ride off into the sunset with him.

CNN Political Ticker 2008

The heroine, a tough ex-cop, nearly swoons from shock.

Vanish by Tom Pawlik: a Hellfire Comparison nissa_amas_katoj 2009

Given high-yield indices have typically traded in the range of 3 to 5.5 percentage points over Treasuries over the last two decades, high-yield bonds continue to price in a lot of risk that the economy swoons again or Europe's debt crisis worsens.

'Junk' Bonds Still Offer Error Margin Martin Gonzalez 2012

It appeals to pretty much the same audience that swoons for girl-and-her-pony stories.

Superhero Nation: how to write superhero novels and comic books » What’s the appeal of Twilight? 2009

So many teen girls (and many of their moms) will be disappointedat the loss of their vampire swoons.

Fantasy League. 2010

But given the propensity of Sotheby's shares to magnify swings in the broader market, recent swoons have made it tempting to sell first and ask questions later.

All Bids Are Off With Sotheby's John Jannarone 2011

And if there's a perk—besides their energy—in having all these young players, it's that they aren't intimately acquainted with a recent predilection for late-season swoons.

The No-Names Get It Done Aditi Kinkhabwala 2011

Similarly determined audience swoons attended nearly all the dozen other tunes she wailed and croaked her way through, drawn mostly from her Eisenhower-era heyday.

Rockabilly queen Wanda Jackson brings mid-century heartland to 9:30 Club 2011

The logic goes that players who participate in the All-Star Game's Home Run Derby suffer second-half swoons.

Cano Chases His Own Lofty Expectations Daniel Barbarisi 2011