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But did they talk headily around the conference table?

Everything from birdsong to the shape of flowers proves headily suggestive.

It is big on thrills and headily grapey with a lush sweetness.

Tempted headily by the male tang of his skin, she kissed his chest.

A few black-headed gulls wheeled headily above the water.

On paper, it looked like a program of headily defiant frivolity, one that with luck might take off and thereafter never touch the ground.

"It's a strikingly flavourful and headily authentic collection of quirky music.

The act seemed headily dangerous.

The scent of growing greens was a thick perfume headily intermixed with the fresh feel of the afternoon rain.

Jeremy breathed heavily, headily, felt lighthearted.

But otherwise the conversation danced headily from Kierkegaard to Stravinsky to pre-Columbian art.

Far from being esoteric, this music for the most part seems instead a guilty pleasure: so headily rich that it must be either fattening or sinful.

And while the scene is executed with a precision that bespeaks long rehearsals, it also feels happily, headily drunk on the powers of storytelling.

Having given her character an affliction with a headily existentialist angle, Gordimer somehow leaves out the corporeal reality of disease - the pain, the fear.

You might imagine these questions to be extracted from a Shakespearean soliloquy, or a Socratic dialogue, so headily do they ring.

She forced herself to match his hobbling pace, but her fingers were digging into his arm as excitement and relief swept headily through her.

Christina joined her ten minutes later, and they both walked back up to the house, on a path overgrown with headily fragrant mimosa and low, sweeping bamboo.

Raja Sen of Rediff gave a five star rating to the soundtrack calling it a "A strikingly flavourful and headily authentic collection of quirky music".

Well and good for you, Nora, I thought, headily relieved I did not have to play the hero after all, and feeling foolish that I'd dared even this much.

Imagination races down paved and colonnaded streets, through amphitheatres, baths and basilicas, headily rummaging among their statues, inscriptions and mosaics for momentary citizenship of ancient Rome.

This question, and others, bubble headily to the surface at hearing the puckish avant-garde graphic designer Stefan Sagmeister wax poetic and prosaic about the relative worth of consumer products.

They stopped at an orchid farm, spending an hour just wandering through vast greenhouses, filled with blooms of every conceivable colour and variety, some headily perfumed, others with no scent at all.

This year the summer event, which began in 1994, has been taken up a couple of notches: the Sculpture Walk is more glorious and even effervescent, but it's also more headily diverse, difficult and challenging.

The revelation in the hall at Vivers came about full circle, from illusion to reality, from the girl to the woman, as then it had spun headily backward from the woman to the girl.

"Having spent 30 years at the headily rich decorative art table set by France in the 17th and 18th centuries, I haven't so much changed my taste as broadened it to encompass much more," he said.