Sentence examples for made a dizzying from inspiring English sources

While the president made a dizzying number of calls to former campaign aides, friends, White House staffers and legislative leaders, he has mainly sought updates.

She has a much more consistent look than she did as first lady, when she made a dizzying — and disconcerting — array of changes in her hair and style.

Ms. Tenenbaum has made a dizzying number of recordings in recent years, many of them with Philarmonia, and also performs chamber music with Richard Kapp, a pianist and Philharmonia's music director.

The company made a dizzying number of announcements today, but at the core of all of these new tools and services is the company's plan to democratize AI and machine learning with pre-built models and easier to use services, while also giving more advanced developers the tools to build their own custom models.

Dozens of young people flock to the remote spot to help bring his vision to life but when things begin to go south in Kalu Yala, the "interns" worry if they've made a dizzying mistake. .

News Corp. made a dizzying series of high-level personnel changes on Monday, naming a new editor at the Wall Street Journal and officially making current editor Robert Thomson the CEO of the publishing company that will emerge from the planned split of the conglomerate.

Now she has turned her manual skills to making a dizzying array of Austrian-style dumplings in New York.

He reads scripts and praises scripts, but doesn't propose rewrites; he watches rushes in the screening room but doesn't make suggestions; he makes a dizzying number of financial maneuvers so that the directors he wants to work with can keep their projects going.

Like the Guided By Voices man, Lauderdale makes a dizzying number of records, not necessarily according to audience demand, but to create order among the guitar riffs, melody hooks, or lyric ideas he has collected all his life and exist on cassette tapes in boxes and inside digital recorders waiting one day to serve a purpose.

The estate makes a dizzying array of sweet wines.

Revelations, claims and counterclaims have been made at a dizzying speed.