6 Sentences With "go weak at the knees"

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Then even the most meat-fetishizing carnivores should go weak at the knees. from Vice
Allow me to let you in on a little secret that'll make your Tinder matches go weak at the knees. from Mashable
Rows of fresh loaves, flour-dusted staff plying their dough, and that go-weak-at-the-knees waft of freshly baked bread. from Vice
I had to hold her up a little but because I was worried she was going to go weak at the knees," Sophie said before Frank quipped: "I think she was a little weak in the knees. from People
Fabulously dressed — in Alaïa, Alexander McQueen and an array of Philip Treacy hats — she is also surprisingly girlish as she reveals to Jean-Paul Goude, her former husband, that he is the only man who can make her go weak at the knees. from The New York Times
It didn't seem to have much to do with female power after all, except maybe for a troika of pleated Jean Harlow lamé gowns, the sort that used to make all viewers go weak at the knees and which should be coming soon to a red carpet near you. from The New York Times