Sentence examples for light headed with from inspiring English sources

Some phenotypic associations might provide clues about the etiology of motion sickness (e.g. poor circulation and becoming light headed with exercise) or they might suggest simple remedies for motion sickness such as improving sleep quality.

There are three lights, headed with trefoils, in a pointed arch.

The east window, which dates from the 15th century, has three lights headed with cinquefoils set within a pointed arch.

The other two 15th-century windows are set in square frames and have pairs of lights headed with cinquefoils (a five leaf pattern).

The Manipuri breed has a light head with a straight profile, set on a well-formed neck, somewhat pronounced withers, a deep chest and sloping shoulders.

The chancel's east window is also 15th-century, with three lights headed by trefoils (a three-leaf pattern) and decorated with tracery.

As he speaks he grips arms, hugs shoulders and guides people in the direction he is headed with a light touch on the back.

A 2006 multicenter double-blind randomized controlled trial that compared bright-light therapy head to head with the popular antidepressant Prozac (fluoxetine) in 96 subjects found the two treatments equally effective for alleviating winter depression, though light produced results faster, usually within a week, and with fewer side effects.

Mr. Green, with his light, head-strong voice, could easily pass for an Irish tenor.

Sitting there, with a light head and a heavy heart, I hoped there was time for my mother to add one more page to her book.

They kindly invite me to the pub, but I had to stop drinking 30 years ago: another Welshman with a light head and an endlessly expandable beer stomach.