Sentence examples for mood dizzy from inspiring English sources
Yet the buzz of the match was unfakably contagious, and, when China opened the scoring, after five minutes, even bewildered novices caught the mood, dizzy at the thought of vanquishing South Korea.
Guillaume Dureau of Areva, the world's largest nuclear supplier, captures the dizzy mood that has overtaken vendors: "We are pretty convinced of a nuclear revival and [we] need to prepare for it.
I had intense mood swings and was constantly dizzy.
In one 72-hour mood swing, the same good-time Knicks who were dizzy in the afterglow of their Sunday victory began bickering on the floor by the second quarter of Wednesday night's Game 5.
The prevailing mood of calm and restraint ends with the menu, a dizzy document with more thrills and spills than a condemned roller coaster.
At Dizzy's, they also played Monk's "Monk's Mood": Lovano pulled away from the final chorus of his solo after an intense and convoluted flurry of eighth notes.
Again, I was dizzy all the time, had migraines, excessive bleeding, and mood swings.
Again, I was dizzy all the time, had migraines, excessive bleeding and mood swings.
