Sentence examples for dizzy state from inspiring English sources
This dizzy state is the condition in which we encounter Lucía (Paz Vega).
With all the British achievements, pundit and former gold medallist Rebecca Adlington was permanently in a state of dizzy tearful pride – like a hip young auntie at a school sports day.
In a political environment already kind of dizzy over the incessant state of emergency and history-making decisions, it's not so surprising that any plan that involves any government direction at all can be portrayed by its most avid opponents as an overreach or, in cruder terms, socialism.
At one point a numbed Diana sings about how much she misses the dizzy highs of her nonmedicated state.
No wonder many who work in the NHS, especially at a high level, feel dizzy – and resentful – at the state of near-permanent revolution, and wish it would stop.
"Corporate welfare" reached dizzy heights with $5 billion in illegal state subsidies alone for the 7E7.
The state apparatus has become dizzy with success in dealing with unrest.
However, nearly three quarters of patients who gave a reason for non-participation stated that they were no longer dizzy.
"Think about it: the dehydration alone makes you dizzy and lightheaded, and that contributes to your emotional state".
