Fanning In A Sentence

Definition of Fanning

• He was fanning himself slowly with a piece of paper, the telegram he had so violently intercepted.
• Gnats buzzed about his flexible ears, and with a swishing fanning motion he displaced them.
• He viewed the moths with malice, their fluttering wings fanning his resentment.
• His torch was burning low, with the draught fanning constantly past him through the channel.

• Raymond went on fanning her hair.
• Flores had taken her fan and was fanning her respectfully.
• The farmer himself was fanning the unconscious face.
• She laughed, slowly fanning herself the while.
• They were busy fanning the flame in another direction.
• She is panting, and fanning herself audibly.
• The fanning greatly hastens the drying process.
• Falloden looked round, while fanning his partner.
• What does Fanning say?
• Sean Fanning was in middle school.
• Mr. Fanning had come in.
• Mr. Fanning bent again towards me.
• Mrs. Fanning was waiting for me in the hall.
• Mrs. Fanning favoured me with a broad wink.
• Four fat Frenchmen fanning a fainting fly.
• Mrs. Fanning had put on black on my account.
• Nevertheless, Fanning began his march through the prairie.
• Mr. Fanning followed us upstairs after dinner.
• It was Mr. Fanning who did it.
• Even Mrs. Fanning had gone out.
• Just at that moment Mr. Fanning came up.
• It has bowled Albert Fanning over, that it has.
• Mr. Fanning had the grace to turn red when I said this.
• After Mass, Father Fanning shook hands with the preacher.
• Mr. Fanning is impossible, Mr. Randolph is not.
• Mr. Fanning went away and Mrs. Fanning took care of me.
• Mr. Fanning must go, Mr. Randolph must go.
• I would rather Mr. Fanning were here than Mr. Randolph.
• And he pulled off his hat and began fanning himself with it.
• I was attracted to it by the noise they were making in fanning at the opening.
• She is leaning back in her chair, and is fanning herself languidly.
• We was fanning out wheat and one of de children was raking out de wheat.
• The air was like an oven here, and all your fanning made it no cooler.
• His wife suddenly began fanning herself, searching for breath.
• He was perspiring and fanning as usual, but carried no whisky and soda.
• He was suffering a good deal from the heat, and fanning himself incessantly.