Sentence examples for a dizzying rush from inspiring English sources
She remembers a dizzying rush of emotion and then feeling numb.
The extraordinary food was just one element in a dizzying rush of sensory information.
A slender, effervescent forty-year-old, with a Ph.D. in robotics from Carnegie Mellon, Tompkins spoke in a dizzying rush of perfectly articulated detail.
In a dizzying rush to profiteer and modernize, capitalists disregard the probability that what workers lose on the plant floor could later be discovered by consumers in the kitchen.
Nothing conveys the gay psyche like a bleak sky glimpsed through a dizzying rush of distant poplars – the type gay boys stare at longingly from the homophobic inferno of the school bus.
The pace reflected a dizzying rush of diplomacy that seemed unthinkable just a few weeks ago, when the Obama administration was threatening Mr. Assad with missile strikes in response to an Aug. 21 chemical weapons attack near Damascus that left more than 1,400 people dead, including more than 400 children.
And, near-impossibly, managed to cram in much of the stultifying ennui of 1805 court life and its humanising bitchinesses, the strange sensualities of war, the dizzying rush of blood in a political argument whose time has come, as perfectly evinced by the peerlessly gauche Paul Dano Pierree).
The way Scorsese's camera tracks along a line of cocaine as it's being snorted, or swoops over a trading-room floor, gives the audience just the sort of dizzying rush that Belfort is talking about when he says that making money feels "like mainlining adrenaline".
Its songs were brusque, acerbic and deeply unusual, but it relies for its dizzying rush on that most traditional of formal devices: melody.
To follow McIlroy in the early afternoon as he played the back nine of the course at Dove Mountain was to feel the same dizzying rush of promise that Woods enkindled during his climb to golf's summit.
Kenya, and possibly Zambia and Tanzania, hope to follow.There is a dizzying sense of the gold rush about the way investment bankers are peddling the continent to investors.
