Sentence examples for about the dizzying from inspiring English sources

Wright has heard about the dizzying New York-New York rivalry, which he has experienced at the junior varsity level.

Yet the coins themselves reveal much about the dizzying diversity of people who use the city's parking meters, and about the changing dynamics of municipal parking.

Daniel Gross in the Daily Beast, which itself just recently sunk Newsweek, writes a warm piece about the "dizzying pace of change in the media business".

But there's something incongruous about the dizzying heights of celebrity and the messy, ugly reality of cooking and eating, and all the humanity that entails.

I asked him on the phone the other day about the dizzying proliferation of college rankings beyond those by U.S. News & World Report, each using its own methodology and emphasizing different metrics.

"We know that, like Jamie and Cait, hundreds of thousands of other jobseekers have not been, and continue not to be, provided with adequate information about the dizzying array of schemes," the lawyers said.

This spring she wins the coveted role of Billie Dawn in a new Broadway revival of Garson Kanin's 1946 comedy about the dizzy mistress of a big-shot vulgarian who turns Washington on its ear.

She knew about the dizzy spells, the head pain and the body aches, just as she knew about the fatigue, which weakens her so much at times that she is unable to bathe her infant son or even to hold him.

Sporting a blue-and-yellow checked shirt, a tangle of beads around his neck, and a lungi casually folded above his knees for the demo, he couldn't be more nonchalant about scaling the dizzy heights.

The variables are dizzying, the stakes vertiginous.

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