Sentence examples for dizzying you from inspiring English sources

One bashes you round the head with a lingeried brick, dizzying you with suggestions of nighttime and necks, while the other leads you into a candlelit room and shuts the door.

It is dizzying; you have to step back instantly from the edge.

"If you get too dizzy, you must stop," her therapist said gravely.

Others will say: "Dizzy, you're wrong, he was out of order to stand his ground".

You have not nor will you ever achieve heights so dizzy you'll be feasting on the apple itself.

Stop it.' " In light of the champagne and the quaalude, Samantha said, "I was kind of dizzy, you know, like things were kind of blurry sometimes..

This is, in fact, one of the lessons of the period: the longer you stare at the products of consumer culture, the dizzier you become.

Stop it.' " In light of the champagne and the quaalude, Samantha said, "I was kind of dizzy, you know, like things were kind of blurry sometimes...

I was kind of dizzy, you know, like things were kind of blurry sometimes.

If the carnage of the Christmas assault does not leave you a bit dizzy, you must not be paying attention.

As physicist Niels Bohr, a pioneer of quantum mechanics said, "If you can understand quantum mechanics without getting dizzy, you haven't understood anything about it".