| Nearby spectators perspire profusely because of the intensity of the radiated heat. |
| Ladies don't sweat or perspire, even after an exhausting day of brunch, tennis, afternoon tea, supper and bridge. |
| Romans would sit and perspire, and their skin was scraped with a curved metal tool called a strigil. |
| Greater surface area provides more exposed skin to perspire and cool the body through evaporation, he says. |
| If it is colder and you perspire less, it is more important to take in sugar than fluids. |
| See their sheets and imagine the quantity of water which they can perspire. |
