Dizzying in a sentence

Chery offers a dizzying array of SUVs under the Tiggo sub-brand, and says it has sold over three million Tiggo-branded vehicles in over 80 countries.

Due to the game's dizzying success, it's not surprising that hasn't been discounted all that much since it was first released.

If you’re in the mood to catch a good superhero show on Netflix, though, there’s a dizzying number of options to choose from.

It broke new ground in terms of what bookshops could really be like - bright, airy, engaging, friendly, with a dizzying range of books, as well as magazines, overseas newspapers and stationery, and a pretty good cafe as well.

It is from those dizzying heights however that his career suffered a precipitous fall.

It's a wild, head-spinning ride, with a dizzying array of animation styles applied to what is essentially a bottle episode taking place in real time in one place, the coffee shop set.

Riverside venue Winterland has a frankly dizzying choice of seating and table options (Ski lift bubble?

Rocketman follows his life from his early days as a prodigy all the way through his dizzying rise and self-destruction exacerbated by substance abuse and alcohol addiction.

Similarly, Seligman’s combined use of tight, dizzying tracking shots, as well as her and Director of Photography ’s choice of an anamorphic lens and natural image distortion emphasize the feeling of Danielle’s growing disillusionment.

The company and another manufacturer, DuPont, made the oil- and water-resistant chemicals for a dizzying array of applications.

The dizzying heat rose again and the internal narrative blossomed, that I am different from everyone else.

The hourlong exhibition was a dizzying display of speed, coordination, endurance, rhythm, timing and teamwork.

The menu itself is extensive – there’s no starter, main course and dessert format, just a dizzying range of tapas-sized Japanese and Pan-Asian delicacies.

There can have been fewer more dizzying role reversals.

These machines are not only powerful and advancing at a dizzying pace, but being funded by governments and corporations with far more incentive to win the technological race than to carefully weigh societal costs and benefits.

The war correspondent Michael Herr recounted how in Vietnam American soldiers kept a dizzying array—five-pound Bibles from home, St. Christophers, mezuzahs, pictures of JFK, Che Guevara, Jimi Hendrix, a plastic wrapped oatmeal cookie.

Time hurtling by at a dizzying speed.

With streaming services releasing a dizzying number of shows each year, not all can be successful, and has canceled multiple original shows in 2023.

With such a dizzying array, picking the perfect pair becomes an adventure in itself.

With that popularity has come a dizzying array of new advent calendars, stuffed with so much more than just the little morsels of chocolate that many of us remember from our childhood.