Sentence examples for giddy fun from inspiring English sources
Legally Blonde and The Book of Mormon were giddy fun.
It's part of the giddy fun of living in this place.
The giddy fun I'd hoped to recreate from college seemed a lifetime ago.
At any rate, on a recent trip at the beginning of the charter season, it got to be giddy fun.
That ancient rhetoric can hardly be expected to compete for media attention, even in a time of war, with the giddy fun of S.N.L. It's a new era.
Hamish Bowles, the Vogue editor, remembers Louboutin as a "giddy, fun-loving party boy" and a "very early bloomer" who would take to the dance floor in vintage matador getups.
Mac Rogers's "Honeycomb Trilogy," a titanic story about humanity in crisis wedged into a small theater in Queens, laid waste to these truisms, and provided giddy, cerebral fun along the way.
"Starball" is "giddy and fun," Mr. Epstein added, but it also illustrates the anthropological side of cosmology: long before human beings invented rockets and space stations, they were seeing themselves in the stars.
Giddy with fun on this special night, our golden couple trips past the winter garden gazebo, swerving around blocky Americans and gossamer-haired dowagers, to reach their destination, the famous riverside restaurant.
Audiences must keep their guards up, because the first two-thirds of this movie are such giddy, delirious fun one might run the risk of falling for its absolutely asinine third act.
