Sentence examples for feel light headed from inspiring English sources

The blood leaving our brain and stomach makes us feel light headed, have headaches, have stomachaches, butterflies, and make us nauseous.

You may feel light headed, a more rapid heartbeat, and an overall buzz, as well as a tingling sensation in your mouth.

It's a pinching feeling that makes me feel light headed and nervous.

Then, within 20 minutes to a half-hour, several parishioners began to feel light-headed and have stomach pains.

Here the alcohol makes him feel light-headed, but on the long drive home he realizes that it has played havoc with his bowels.

There was plenty to fall in love with, especially simple lace or black embroidered silk blouses, but, frankly, seeing the colors — the peony pink and deep Bordeaux, a dark sapphire blue — would make you feel light-headed in January.

It is very restful; I start to feel light-headed – the deep breathing means you take in more oxygen – and by the end, when he covers me with a blanket, I am more or less comatose.

But pneumonia can make you feel light-headed and woozy, especially on a relatively warm day when you're standing up for a while, and Clinton apparently got faint and tried to make a low-key exit.

They may feel light-headed and nauseous.

Surprisingly, this was less painful than expected, but as the cold liquid started steadily flowing into my sac, I began to feel light-headed.

I would never marry him, but who wouldn't want a little Italian Man every once and a while to feel light-headed and scared all over again, to feel necessary and replaceable at the same time?