Sentence examples for vertiginous waves from inspiring English sources
NO IE LAFRANCE has been known for her big spectacles in recent years: turning abandoned Olympic-size swimming pools into stages, for example, or sending harnessed dancers zooming along the vertiginous waves of Frank Gehry's undulating architecture.
My overhang on the clifftop is still sending vertiginous shock waves through my system and I decide to sit on a rock and do a Rodin, thinking great thoughts with my fist under my chin, leaving it to others including an incredibly loud-cackling Aussie to take to the waters.
Both involve hazardous terrain to negotiate, above vertiginous falls to waves pounding on the rocks below.
The next morning, I'm driving along the coast on Highway 1, admiring the bucolic gray, weathered fences and barns on one side and the vertiginous cliffs and smashing waves on the other.
Their security throughout the tumbling fugue of the demon's chorus was abetted by Petrenko's pinpoint communication of the beat; the exultant culmination of Praise to the Holiest had the vertiginous feeling of a towering wave about to break.
Try not to look down at the crashing waves as you gingerly climb the vertiginous steps that cut into the face of Skellig Michael, an uninhabited Unesco World Heritage-listed monastic settlement that was established sometime between the 6th and 8th Centuries.
But vertiginous visitors who are afraid of heights and wobbly cable cars might be best served by waving to the car's passengers from the recessed balconies outside their rooms at the hotel or from its rooftop terrace.
Often overlooked by Caribbean-bound travelers, low-key St. Lucia haStall the makings of a tropical paradise: tawny, palm-studded beaches, sheltered coves, a lush interior replete with rain forests and waterfalls, and helpful locals who seem happy (if amused) to wave you in the right direction when the curvy roads fork off in three vertiginous directions.
The effect is vertiginous.
It is a vertiginous moment.
