Sentence examples for dizzying scent from inspiring English sources
Cardamom, pepper, cloves, cinnamon, vanilla; the white petals, a little tattered from yesterday's rainstorm, give off a dizzying scent of spices and Arabian nights.
The novel opens with drowsy, opiate languor in the city of Bulawayo, with its flamboyant trees, blistering red blooms, and dizzying scent of jacaranda, where side streets named after English poets — Kipling, Tennyson, Byron, Keats, and Coleridge — testify to the colonial heritage.
He abruptly executed a dizzying pirouette.
For one dizzying weekend, everything changed.
As if the rotunda wasn't dizzying enough.
The goal is to arrest manufacturing's dizzying decline.
You can get a nosebleed from so much dizzying talk.
Change is happening at a sometimes dizzying speed.
A revered orator, Mr Vajpayee was one of the main architects of this dizzying rise.
O'Neil's departure was just the latest turn in another dizzying Knicks summer.
The younger President Bush's invasion sent American prestige into a dizzying fall.
