Dizzying

Dizzying market plunges, dramatic last-minute rescues, riots and the ever-present possibility that the crisis of the euro could trigger a global depression have kept the eyes of the world on Europe.

Europe's Less Than Perfect Union Walter Russell Mead 2011

"Dizzying" is the adjective Mark Morris used to describe his new piece, "Festival Dance," which will have its world premiere March 17 as part of the company's 30th anniversary season.

The Ins and Outs of a New Dance Work Lizzie Simon 2011

Dizzying and mind-warping, boys and girls who don't get seasick will find this exploration of "gravitational mystery spots" really cool.

Sarah Bowman: What's Up for January From Kids Off the Couch Sarah Bowman 2011

Dizzying sensation of headlong move - ment, colors, whipping around corners and through narrow corridors.

Wonder Woman and the Lasso of Truth Boudreau Freret 2010

Dizzying ups and sickening downs go hand in hand with sleepless nights, remorse, regret and self-doubt, and every time I stumble off the ride, I make my way over to the funhouse mirror, square myself up and say OK.

The Nervous Breakdown 2010

Growth at a Dizzying Pace The seeds of the companies 'capital questions were sown in 1992.

Mortgage Giant Freddie Mac 2008

Growth at a Dizzying Pace The seeds of the companies 'capital questions were sown in 1992.

Mortgage Giant Freddie Mac James R. Hagerty, Monica Langley 2008

Dizzying immediacy: The story has the structure of a parable or a fairy tale, and usually such stories are told in a classical, formal style.

God, Sex And Sacrifice 2008

Dizzying swings in prices and explosive shifts in market sentiment make more precise forecasts almost impossible.

Dollar Likely to Capitalize on Instability 2008

Dizzying, danceable and frenetic, Konono No1's music is now on its way to Europe.

PERISCOPE 2007