Sentence examples for dizzying high from inspiring English sources

The Cannes film festival opens tonight with a film that makes us experience the most chilling and dizzying high anxiety.

Since that dizzying high point, the art market – and every other market besides – has suffered lows, teetered, at times, on the brink of collapse.

It's a sickening deal that every comic strikes: the only way to have a chance at that dizzying high is to risk the terrifying low.

The whiz-bang set pieces, in which Mr. Chan fends off teams of assailants in exotic locales, are the movie's dizzying high points.

If he thinks his time at Celtic has been intense then it's about to build to a dizzying high.

If the tour finished on a dizzying high, along the way there were the usual political and diplomatic controversies, par for the course it seems on Lions tours.

The analysis becomes dizzying quickly.

It's likely he first viewed the city from the air, looked out and saw the twin towers mirroring each other's dizzying rise.

Throughout the first movement you never felt, as you often do in other performances, that the pianist was simply displaying how fast he could dispatch a cascade of double octaves or a burst of dizzying passagework.

Offering another example of the bloody cycles dizzying this region, Mr. Karmi said it was the Israeli policy of what he called assassination -- the same policy, which Israelis call self-defense, that almost claimed Mr. Karmi today -- that prompted him to kill the two restaurateurs.

An early lineup — Mr. Mercer and Mr. Million, with Anton Fier on drums and Keith DeNunzio (a k a Keith Clayton) on bass — made the Feelies' dizzying 1980 debut album, "Crazy Rhythms" (Stiff/reissued on A&M), and soon broke up, generating the first of many intertwined Feelies spinoff bands: the Trypes, the Willies and Yung Wu.