Dizzying

Tom looked down upon the city from the dizzying height of the skyscraper.

Tom had a dizzying career.

Anna the chimney sweep was sitting at a dizzying height on the factory smokestack. Just looking up at her gave me the collywobbles.

She goes out in dizzying miniskirts.

Turn on the television in the United States and you are sure to be bombarded with advertisements for a dizzying array of weight-loss products and programs.

The whale is surrounded with a dizzying collection of similarly updated material, 750 sea creature models, high-definition video projections, interactive computer stations, and 14 renovated life-size dioramas, including elephant seals on Mexico's Guadalupe Island, an Arctic polar bear, and a dolphin feeding frenzy.

A group of visitors, wearing fire-engine red helmets, takes an elevator deep underground. From there, the group follows project leader Peter Jenni up creaky stairs to dizzying heights. Engineers and technicians are installing a massive detector, about the height of a six-story building. Jenni explains how it works.

Assad has not been pictured since he met the Iranian foreign minister in Damascus a week ago. That day, he vowed to "crush" the rebels seizing territory with dizzying speed.

These cars can reach dizzying speeds on the straights.

The salesman presented me with a dizzying array of choices, and I was hard pressed to choose between them.