dizzy heights

Who knows what dizzy heights that might lead us to?'

Let me know when you reach the dizzy heights of semi intelligent.

He wrote that she "raises the art of misunderstanding to dizzy heights.

If he makes a success of his current job, he could well rise to yet dizzier heights.

With so many elements to balance, it's a battle for the chefs to reach the dizzy heights required.

It seems quite bizarre that people who play other people's records for a living can reach these dizzy heights of stardom.

This might, of course, lead some to the conclusion that the nine skills are unnecessary: after all, teachers had reached their dizzy heights without them!

As an actor, he scales dizzier heights with this splendid performance."

This is what they call 'the dizzy heights of prominence.'

Can England ever reach those dizzy heights.

We flew and climbed higher and higher to truly dizzy heights.

Braun went on to photograph landscape extensively, most notably views at dizzy heights in the Alps.

I reached the dizzy heights of contractions every 2 minutes (still no real pain) when every thing seemed to fade away.

Remember, no price is too high to get inflation down from the dizzy heights of, erm, 3 and a bit per cent.

Later the pain and tension mount to such dizzy heights that they are completely unrational.

On the one hand, the fundamentals that have helped drive gold prices to such dizzy heights don't look like abating any time soon.

She talks about the business, the success of being a small independent on the high-street and scaling the business to new dizzy heights.

Wow and from those dizzy heights to the new depths that Forest has sunk to here's Keith with all today's sport.

It had rained all night and the sky had clouded over, hiding the dizzy heights of the falls.

This was the Gristle family that had previously appeared in Dizzy Heights.

"Corporate welfare" reached dizzy heights with $5 billion in illegal state subsidies alone for the 7E7.

There are in fact considerable cultural and economic interests at stake in our information society, where the need for images is spiralling to dizzy heights.

What dizzy heights we trampoline at.

No doubt, Banks thought, had he the intelligence, he might also have risen to the dizzy heights of fraud and blackmail.

He was experienced enough and of an age to distrust ambition with its dizzy heights and yawning chasms.