Sentence examples for having dizzy from inspiring English sources

Melinda began having dizzy spells.

I was on a home visit to a patient in her 90s who was having dizzy spells.

A parent who contacted the station says her daughter was told by the driver, "Miss Bernice," that she was having "dizzy spells," her blood pressure was elevated, and that she needed the 11-year-old girl to go inside McDonald's and procure mustard packets.

He had dizzy spells, bleeding hemorrhoids, constipation, urine retention, gout, kidney stones.

In the weeks that followed, she had dizzy spells and blacked out periodically.

For a year, Hoge said, he could not stand bright lights and had dizzy spells.

The tension and anguish were so great that West sometimes had dizzy spells and a felt a shortness of breath.

Some employees had difficulty climbing stairs or even buttoning a shirt; others said they had dizzy spells and pounding headaches.

His father had a heart ailment, his mother had dizzy spells and nausea, and both were worried about Alzheimer's disease and cancer.

For the past 3 weeks she'd been having pains, was tired most of the time, her muscles ached, she had dizzy spells, everything irritated her.

It was not uncommon for Mrs. Cline, a 69-year-old retiree, to have dizzy spells, some so bad that they landed her in a hospital emergency room near her home here on the South Side.