Sentence examples for heady months from inspiring English sources

Kokrak's golf spurt came like his growth spurt — without warning and over a few heady months.

The company now trades for $2.99 a share, a far cry from the heady months after its December 2011 public offering, when it was as high as $15.

Comic-strip style paintings by Roy Lichtenstein and his ilk had their ups and downs even in the heady months preceding the 2008 autumn financial crisis.

Howard Dean has seen his own candidacy come full circle from asterisk to afterthought, with a few heady months as a fiery, front-running asteroid in between.

For a few heady months it was possible to board a train in York and step off in Paris, by trundling via Clapham Junction.

It seemed, at first, like a tableau from the last days of the U.S.S.R., those heady months when glasnost swelled the streets with protesters.

But amid the nostalgia and aching limbs, what was really left in the Olympic Park and beyond of the magic and spirit of the heady month of London 2012?

In that historically heady month for Spain, Contador was well on his way to a third victory in the Tour, Rafael Nadal had won his latest Wimbledon and Spain's national soccer team had sparked the country's party of the century -- so far -- by winning its first World Cup.

In the past six months, Isis has lost roughly 30% of the area it controlled in the heady summer months of 2014.

He remembers the strike's heady early months when not one of the 286 union members crossed the picket line.

To me, however, those heady few months bring to mind something more than the hubristic enthusiasm of some overheated men in lab coats.