Sentence examples for feeling giddy from inspiring English sources

Yet, many Detroiters are feeling giddy these days.

I'm not feeling giddy as much as greatly relieved.

Didn't the Salt Lake Games leave everyone feeling giddy after bagging a $100 million profit?

He was feeling giddy and he spied Ms. Taff while strolling up the train's aisle.

Do you need more evidence that Ramirez and the Red Sox are feeling giddy?

"You leave feeling giddy and inspired," Karen Kimmel, an artist who lives in Los Angeles, says.

The viewer is more likely to make that concession if he's already feeling a touch giddy, like a man on his third glass of champagne.

We can feel bad for the team of "La La Land" while also feeling absolutely giddy about the moment producer Jordan Horowitz held up the envelope that read "Moonlight" on it with emphatic finality.

I propped it on its stand in the carport, feeling childishly giddy and out of breath.

I remember feeling almost giddy as she told me this story.

MANY investors who have bet heavily on American brewers over the last year may be feeling somewhat giddy.