Then suddenly he broke out into a profuse sweat.

Cassi felt herself break out in a profuse sweat.

Profuse sweat all over or on one side.

For instance, someone may only need to think of a situation that causes anxiety in order to break out in a profuse sweat.

He broke into a profuse sweat and was no longer in doubt about the meaning in the Red Priest's glance.

A low moan went up from his audience, and I felt the skin of Goza, who had shrunk against me, break into a profuse sweat.

The tall Khitan lifted his head and gazed at Publio, so that the merchant broke into a profuse sweat.

With offensive sweat, profuse sweat.

No faintest breath of air moved over the water, and the humid heat beaded the faces and bodies of both men with profuse sweat.

His pelvic thrusts were ungainly, he occasionally stumbled over his dancers, and he broke into a profuse sweat after singing two songs.

The stench of the cakes mixed with that of the seeping blood and his own profuse sweat and stale breath to form a palpable mist.

NOW that it is cold, you may get a little damp during a morning run or while doing circles on the ice or slaloms on the slopes, but nothing like the profuse sweat you work up in summer.

Gerald's wife, Mildred, died in 2002, after 62 years of marriage, but even as she was dying, he said, she kept the habit of checking his skin during the night for the profuse sweat that might signal low blood sugar.

The two of us now both completely nude there in the little steam room as she seated herself beside me, her beautiful body like mine beaded with water both from the steam and from our own profuse sweat caused by the heat.

"Quitting the pump at last, with the rest of his band, the Lakeman went forward all panting, and sat himself down on the windlass; his face fiery red, his eyes bloodshot, and wiping the profuse sweat from his brow.