Sentence examples for making me giddy from inspiring English sources
This kind of talk makes me giddy.
The idea of making money from comedy made me giddy.
The cross-country skiing — miles and miles of gliding through Green Mountain National Forest — had made me giddy.
He was delighted to take people there, but the very idea made me giddy.
My clients' wardrobe excesses made me giddy with desire, especially the mounds of expensive purchases they left on the floor to collect cat hair and dust.
Before then, I hadn't ventured out of the backstage gates but, later, I went to see Amy Winehouse - I don't usually get excited about seeing bands but Amy makes me giddy - then to hang out and drop acid.
The air trip also made me giddy in another way, because Flight 1185 was 45 minutes late out of the gate and was stacked up outside O'Hare by foul weather.
We finally arrived at the village of Laya, high in the majestic Bhutanese Himalayas - it was so high it made me giddy to look up at it and the snowy peaks, brilliant white against the blue sky.
Reading the memos and letters that went back and forth between Harold Ross and Katharine White through the years made me giddy with a feeling of discovery, as if I'd suddenly hit upon the structure of The New Yorker's DNA — almost as if I'd been present at the creation.
Reading the memos and letters that went back and forth between Harold Ross and Katharine White through the years made me giddy with a feeling of discovery, as if I'd suddenly hit upon the structure of The New Yorker's DNA almost as if I'd been present at the creation.
