dizzily In A Sentence

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• Forest Goblin shamans are prone to run off dizzily, or just blunder about, unable to distinguish fact from venom-induced fiction.
• It happened so fast that her mind went into a spin, and she reeled dizzily, her gaze unfocused.
• To get a sense of how dizzily out of whack things have become, all you have to do is consider that George W . Bush's proposed tax cut is $ 1.3 trillion.
• There are dizzily blinking lights, sweeping spotlights, lights in the patterns of diamonds dancing wildly.
• Everyone who watched this match had to be cringing as Sampras limped around the court, wobbling dizzily at times, trying to stay on his feet, and playing on and on.
• "A Real Young Girl " perches dizzily and drowsily on the boundary between reality and fantasy.
• Her head spins dizzily as soon as she sits up.
• All three leaders are smiling dizzily.
• One of the gendarmes stumbled dizzily and dropped his rifle.
• She rose dizzily to her feet and started walking again.
• American Isis' metaphors dizzily dance and mix from Monroe to Isis.
• Indeed, the show is being dizzily promoted as all-family entertainment.
• She has a tiny hut on a dizzily spinning asteroid.
• To do so, he has to climb a 62-foot white pine tree that blows and sways dizzily above Union Falls Pond, near the Adirondack town of Saranac Lake.
• The clothes mimicked the colors in the Revlon Ultima II makeup bag given to guests, who dizzily experimented with its contents, performing impromptu manicures and dusting weary faces.
• But Jonze's novel comic vision make it much more _ a dizzily transporting tumble down the rabbit hole, and possibly the freshest thing on screen this year.
• Officials at the Hospital for Special Surgery in Manhattan, which will oversee Greenberg's gift, seemed dizzily baffled by the unsolicited donation, as were other health and philanthropic officials.
• Closing song " When I'm 84 " encapsulates the album's " dizzily wayward feel " and is a song of " innante funkiness, " " blessed with a groovy electronic piano and a bassline worth suing for.
• And like the Iraqis, the Tatars reacted dizzily to the first rush of freedom.
• As the bat dizzily flies out of the window, Bugs says " hocus pocus ", which turns the Count back into a vampire and causes him to fall into the moat surrounding his castle.
• Crashing to the ground, a disoriented Daffy hammers the anvil while dizzily reciting " The Village Blacksmith ".
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• That is the formula that has served writer Nicky Silver well before and is dizzily evident in his latest look at urban, offbeat misfits.
• His bewildering run for a solo try, where defenders were turned in circles so many times that staggered dizzily back to position, has been scripted into the folklore of the once-famous ground . . .".
• The streets are a symphony of chaos : Horns blare, cars weave dizzily and turn signals are rarities.