Sentence examples for a bit giddy from inspiring English sources

I felt a bit giddy.

Things all start to get a bit giddy in here.

Before today's launching, the town was a bit giddy, but also on edge.

17 min: "You sound a bit giddy, Jacob," says Bish Gmail.

People get a bit giddy - waiting lists are formed and cheap copycats are produced.

All of us are a bit giddy from the thin air.

A LITTLE bit giddy and extremely muddy, Joan C. Berkowitz, an architectural conservator with a jolly sense of mission, has just returned from another bonding session with the two Colonial-era walls -- a slumbering subterranean assemblage of rock, rubble and mortar beneath Battery Park -- discovered by accident when they turned up in the path of the new South Ferry subway tunnel.

Even as an adult woman, I still feel a tiny bit giddy when I think about the man who used to make me draw Tippex hearts on my pencil case.

It was just a week ago that the Knicks, a little bit giddy over their surprising and hard-fought victory over the Nets, admitted that they were scanning the standings to see who was ahead of them in the race for the eighth and final playoff berth in the Eastern Conference.

It's been 72 days since that fateful moment, yet when I spoke with him this week, Wu still sounded a little bit giddy.

"We are proud, and a little bit giddy, to begin production on our new version of the much-loved 'Muppet Babies,' " said Nancy Kanter, executive vice president, original programming and general manager, Disney Junior Worldwide in a press release.