| All hope of conciliation was at an end, and, says Walbert, the belligerents went their several ways full of headiness and gall. |
| Hyrel could feel her hot breath through her veil upon his neck, adding to the headiness of the liquor. |
| Did our skepticism, our headiness, our worldliness, threaten to eat us up like a cancer? |
| A consummate performer, he strikes a balance between professionalism and warmth that is actually intoxicating in its headiness. |
| The isometric concept delivers the continuing rhythmic suspense, which the powerful bass of Thomas Lähns, in a fascinating way, anchors from the head to the ground, so that any headiness is excluded. |
| It is this vivacious element that gives champagne and sparkling Burgundy the headiness that distinguishes them from sedentary wines. |
