Sentence examples for feeling a bit dizzy from inspiring English sources

I nodded, feeling a bit dizzy.

Later I started feeling a bit dizzy …" Oh, and Bradley Wiggins has – mystifyingly enough – been voted Britain's greatest living wit.

MONDAY'S PUZZLE — We haven't seen Randy Sowell since 2010, but he returns today with a puzzle that might have you feeling a bit dizzy after you're done solving.

If Kansas City quarterback Matt Cassel is feeling a bit dizzy, it's because he has been contemplating his new $63 million contract ($28 million guaranteed).

Harrington had to leave the course early on Tuesday because he was feeling a bit dizzy and tired, a slight hangover from the pitched battle he and Woods had Sunday.

She was feeling a bit dizzy, she said.

I feel a bit dizzy from watching it, to be honest.

Try it out for yourself, below, but be forewarned: The optical illusion may make you feel a bit dizzy.

FEELING a bit stressed?

"I ended up feeling a bit empty.

"I'm feeling a bit insecure".