Sentence examples for that is dizzying from inspiring English sources
The "heavy lifting" is dialogue that is dizzying in its intellectualising, frankness and wit.
Huge metal cargo containers are moved through the nation's ports in volumes that are dizzying.
But it was the sheer volume and relentlessness of the attention given our travails that was dizzying.
During the earlier interview in the Bronx, Mr. Portee, his 180-pound frame chiseled after years of weight-lifting in prison, paced around a small room in a housing project with restlessness that was dizzying.
It's a measure of the passion this approach inspires that in the book "The Greatest Horse Stories Ever Told," one observer rhapsodizes: "Tom Dorrance is Yoda, Ray Hunt is Obi-Wan Kenobi and Buck Brannaman is Luke Skywalker!" That's dizzy, fizzy talk, and while Ms. Meehl is transparently taken with Mr. Brannaman, she does try to put him on terra firma.
As the final patters of the album's send-off, With All My Love, dissolve into the ether, the eerie silence that's left is dizzying.
The African double bill at the Highline Ballroom on Saturday was a night of triplets, scampering, chattering and barreling ahead in ways that could be dizzying.
Already, the selection is dizzying.
Now the selection is dizzying.
