Sentence examples for be a bit dizzying from inspiring English sources

Tracking state finances under Mr. Pataki, a Republican, can be a bit dizzying.

EVEN for longtime residents, the crazy quilt of towns, hamlets and villages that stretch along the South Fork of Long Island can be a bit dizzying.

The mix of past and present, serious and comic, can be a bit dizzying, and there are times, especially when Jacobs is enduring yet another uncomfortable ride to yet another dismal little way station, that his prose becomes as mind-numbing as that part of the journey must have been.

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But the league, or at least the Yankees' division, may soon be a bit dizzy.

He was a bit dizzy for a while – it took and hour or so to come good – and I'm sure the medical staff will keep a close eye on him".

"I couldn't feel the pain – my head was a bit dizzy and I had some blurred vision," said a bloodied Burgess, the right of his face visibly misshapen.

Of course I said no. Afterwards I went to my friend and I said, "I have to see that guy again!" I was a bit dizzy, and for a while I worried he was white!

The issues are manifold, and a bit dizzying.

If Kansas City quarterback Matt Cassel is feeling a bit dizzy, it's because he has been contemplating his new $63 million contract ($28 million guaranteed).

"Zouma is fine; he was just a bit dizzy and had some blood in his mouth," said the Portuguese.