Sentence examples for a dizzying fall from from inspiring English sources

Gov. Eliot Spitzer's resignation — the culmination of a dizzying fall from grace — has made the front pages of newspapers worldwide.

President Enrique Peña Nieto reassigned Murillo Karam to head a little known agency for urban and agrarian development, a dizzying fall from being the country's chief law enforcement officer.

He blurts out the secret and precipitates a dizzying fall for his family and himself.

The younger President Bush's invasion sent American prestige into a dizzying fall.

Bit's ability to survive his dizzying fall from the mock Eden of his youth into our broken world is a testament to that idea.

Citigroup, whose stock has recovered from a dizzying earlier plunge below $1, is still down more than 52percentt since Jan . 1 while Bank of America is down 26percentt.

Dropping down from a dizzying 3,900m, the Swiss classic's slopes are the highest in Europe, and its glacier is so deeply cool it allows some skiing 365 days a year – in theory at least.

By mid-December, the elegant Baroque Piazza Navona is transformed into a dizzying Christmas theme park, where vendors sell everything from tiny wooden figures and furnishings for the traditional Italian presepio (Nativity creche) to giant lollipops, roasted chestnuts, Christmas stockings and novelty items.

And, in a dizzying turn of events, the vocalist Leslie Uggams came on to belt out songs from the repertory of Lena Horne, concluding with "Stormy Weather".

He abruptly executed a dizzying pirouette.

Inflation, which soared to a dizzying 1,080% last year, may well be as low as 9% by December.