Sentence examples for dizzying turn from inspiring English sources

"Vertigo," which Harrison calls his "early 2000s banger," features a dizzying turn from experimental R&B singer-songwriter a l l i e; rising 19-year-old MC Clairmont The Second reflects on the dissolution of a romantic relationship on "It's Okay, I Promise," which first premiered on Zane Lowe's Beats 1 radio show ("That fucked me up, because that was a goal of mine," he says).

In a dizzying turn, some Republicans criticized the news media's coverage of Lauten's comments, calling the attention politically biased.

In a dizzying turn, by Thursday Mr. Crystal, an old hand who has hosted the show eight times, the last one in 2004, was tapped for a comeback.

It has been a dizzying turn for the Rangers, who started the month thinking about how they matched up with the league's best teams and who are ending it with a fading, fuzzy memory of those heady days.

— In a dizzying turn that dumbfounded players who were already reeling from the shock of recent events, the Los Angeles Lakers traded the popular veteran Lamar Odom to the Dallas Mavericks for a No. 1 pick and an N.B.A. technicality called a trade exception.

The protracted saga of Judy Mikovits, the lead researcher who tied a mouse retrovirus to chronic fatigue syndrome (CFS), has taken yet another dizzying turn.

O'Neil's departure was just the latest turn in another dizzying Knicks summer.

On Saturday, some of Mr. Jiang's roommates described him as a "romantic" now trying to secure a lawyer after the dizzying turn of events.

On Saturday, some who know Mr. Jiang described him as a "romantic" who was now trying to find a lawyer after the dizzying turn of events.

And, in a dizzying turn of events, the vocalist Leslie Uggams came on to belt out songs from the repertory of Lena Horne, concluding with "Stormy Weather".

He abruptly executed a dizzying pirouette.