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• Indeed, the women's lives have been dizzily intertwined since childhood.
• And her dizzily hectic schedule is far from atypical.
• Indeed, the show is being dizzily promoted as all-family entertainment.
• All three leaders are smiling dizzily.
• It careens dizzily, smacking into all kinds of targets and stuff, racking up points.
• Odelein responded by head-butting Langdon in the chin, knocking him dizzily to the ice.
• Cleverly, the camera assumes her point of view, listing dizzily from behind her bridal veil.
• There are dizzily blinking lights, sweeping spotlights, lights in the patterns of diamonds dancing wildly.
• The women dizzily stumble onto a bus full of mental patients which eventually drives toward Silver City.
• Woozy from loss of blood and the thin mountain air, he scrambled dizzily to a second bowl.
• Thus many male managers, with the old notion of job security gone, feel dizzily out of control.
• "A Real Young Girl " perches dizzily and drowsily on the boundary between reality and fantasy.
• The streets are a symphony of chaos : Horns blare, cars weave dizzily and turn signals are rarities.
• Crashing to the ground, a disoriented Daffy hammers the anvil while dizzily reciting " The Village Blacksmith ".
• It's difficult not to like characters so dizzily confident of the new century and of their places in it.
• What did the Santa Monica-based architect think now that whole blocks looked like his own dizzily tilting, bulging buildings?
• Hartman's Bill steals the show, dizzily assuring Wisconsin Dave that it's a great country up there and he loves cheese.
• That is the formula that has served writer Nicky Silver well before and is dizzily evident in his latest look at urban, offbeat misfits.
• The owner of the truck is left quite scarred and dazed, and the prisoner is dizzily seated on the ground of a pig pen.