Sentence examples for a time of dizzying from inspiring English sources

This is the era of the dotcom boom and, in the literary world, the rapid expansion of the list of Andrew Wylie, the agent known as "the Jackal" for his rapacity; a time of dizzying auctions, huge advances for authors, and newly short lunches.

What our educational institutions are able to achieve in a time of financial disarray makes me look forward to the dizzy heights of artistic excellence that will be possible in a more prosperous climate.

High-concept avant-garde operealizedzed with the time signatures of Dizzy Gillespie and the pseudo-epicness of Sigur Rós.

High-concept avant-garde operealisedsed with the time signatures of Dizzy Gillespie and the pseudo-epicness of Sigur Rós.

For a long-time journalist, and near-as-long-a-time scientist, the sudden shift in perspective is somewhat dizzying.

They signal their bids in a well-oiled semaphore of nods and hand movements, a language dizzying to the uninitiated.

The timetable of consultations, votes, legal challenges and delays for more than a decade is dizzying.

But it does get annoying: every time I see George Michael he says: 'Have you got a spliff?'" Dizzying stuff.

The commingling of selves that occurs apparently causes a "dizzying" instance of remembrance.

The pace of development in Putian, a secondary provincial city with a population of about three million, was dizzying.

They're actually taking the mickey out of Dizzy a lot, they're finding it quite fun.