Sentence examples for a dizzying course from inspiring English sources

I became addicted to his nightly routine – which usually took a dizzying course from high to low (sometimes very low), ending in such alarming venues as the Iron Lung – where a milling crowd of misfits and conmen gathered to get drunk in a basement patrolled by a very large ex-policeman referred to, in kinder moments, as Maltese Mary.

Still a child who could barely read or write, he embarked on a dizzying course of self-education.

Slumdog has been called "the feel good movie of the year" as Jamal miraculously overcomes a dizzying obstacle course of abuse and deprivation.

What a dizzying couple of days.

If you like, the pasta and chicken can be considered an either/or: I don't see the necessity for a dizzying procession of courses.

The first five months have been a dizzying array of new courses, cities, foods and faces.

"The internet is opening up access to quality, higher education courses at a dizzying rate.

He had to combat a well-coordinated political opposition, a dizzying amount of detail and, of course, his own past professions to "never ever" have a GST.