Sentence examples for get a bit dizzy from inspiring English sources
You get a bit dizzy doing that.
"At the same time I get a bit dizzy and get this unidentifiable 'metallic' taste in my mouth.
I find [humid heat] very de-enervating … A couple of times when I've been out when it has been warm and you go to do a little bit of bending over or something or other you get a bit dizzy but the doctor tells me that would be because in the heat, your blood pressure drops a little.
Generally, heat was associated with lack of energy and other complaints, as interviewee Francis noted: I find [humid heat] very de-enervating … A couple of times when I've been out when it has been warm and you go to do a little bit of bending over or something or other you get a bit dizzy but the doctor tells me that would be because in the heat, your blood pressure drops a little.
Spin the blindfolded player in circles for a few seconds until they get a bit dizzy and lose their sense of direction.
He said that Clinton hadn't lost consciousness at any point, and merely "got a bit dizzy" getting into a Secret Service van.
Much of the first round will be dedicated to figuring out which Tiger Woods has showed up at Royal Lytham, because even he has gotten a bit dizzy trying to explain his up-and-down year, writes Mike Walker on Golf.com.
And here's the monikered Bym who's getting a bit dizzy watching all of this: "Don't the players appreciate the levels of concentration we're putting in?
Look behind you as you're driving and you might catch yourself getting a bit dizzy as you see a car sneak up on you.
