“In July of 1999, he began suffering dizzy spells, resulting in loss of balance and painful headaches.”

“A dizzy ride of ten minutes jacked us up some fifteen hundred feet.”

“Then one morning, Liz woke up feeling dizzy and confused, and then she fell out of bed.”

“Constantly alter your new look with a dizzying range of haute couture hair accessories to keep everyone guessing.”

“With dizzying speed, we are shuttled through a series of double-crosses and triple-crosses, and all is not revealed until the very end.”

“I was dizzy with excitement when he agreed, dizzier still when the first draft arrived.”

“I hope that when he put on that hot-dog suit his enlightenment reached even dizzier heights.”

“Today it is the lean and flexible American economic model that is deemed triumphant, as the United States enjoys rapid growth, low unemployment and low inflation enough, it seems, to support ever dizzier highs on Wall Street.”

“Even during the dizziest days of mortgage-driven lending, many Canadian banks were leery about investing in complex structured and highly leveraged instruments tied to subprime loans.”

“But, with the same applying to them, the Welsh have a long way to go to catch up if they are to reach the dizziest heights at Westminster.”

“Spurred on by every session in front of the mirror, Nigel intends to continue scaling the dizziest heights of physical perfection.”