Sentence examples for vertiginous tax from inspiring English sources
As he relaxed in an upscale hotel room in nearby East Palo Alto, hours before a standup set in which he riffed on his celebrity lifestyle, his A-list friends and his vertiginous tax bill, Mr. Tucker said that all the questions he gets about his hiatus are probably a sign that he took one without realizing it.
Washington's deficit (the difference between spending and income from taxes) will reach a vertiginous $1.6 trillion this year.
A second is what would have happened had he swallowed those polls and gone to the country last autumn.The third Brownian essay topic may well be how, after his initial vertiginous bounce, the prime minister fell so far and so fast, without the objective pressure of a poll tax, currency meltdown or other crisis.
The effect is vertiginous.
It is a vertiginous moment.
The Depression corroded tax collections: federal revenue based on 1930 incomes was down 15 percent, the following year saw a 37 percent drop, and the year after that 26 percent — a vertiginous 60 percent collapse in just three years.
"The whole thing was vertiginous," she said.
It's a vertiginous feeling.
It's vertiginous and inexplicable.
