Mr Macri is entitled to feel dizzied by his fall from grace.
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Mr Clare is intoxicated by elemental extremes, dizzied, brought close to laughter.
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"After I dizzied myself from doing knee spins, she walked toward me to correct my form," Stoner wrote.
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"After I dizzied myself from doing knee spins, she walked toward me to correct my form," she wrote.
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At about the 4:30 mark, the dizzied little guy waddles back to the pack, escorted by his tormentors.
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Having dizzied and disoriented us, Ms. Chipaumire gave us a steadying hand, drawing a clear line into her past.
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In the first leg of this semifinal, Ajax produced 30 sublime minutes that left Spurs flat-footed, dizzied, uncomprehending.
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Reporters who put down their smartphones for only a few hours can be dizzied by what they have missed.
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For those of you not on Twitter, or dizzied by the blizzard of Obama-related tweets, here's what I had to say.
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DIZZIED BY TRUMPIAN flip-flops and clashing policy announcements, China's ruling classes no longer know quite what to expect from America—with one exception.
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By this time, I was quite dizzied by events, and as the sun went down in that Southern California paradise, I was simply exhausted.
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It was a dramatic cap to a week full of roller-coaster twists, hairpin turns and enough whiplash alliance reversals to leave political analysts dizzied.
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By the end of "The Crossing," readers may have become a little dizzied by Harry's on-again-off-again relationship with the Los Angeles Police Department.
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When we met, I was dizzied by her — that floating, destiny-laden feeling that prompts you to mention someone over and over for no reason at all.
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The bumbling players who opened at the Polo Grounds in 1962 and their masochistic fans would be dizzied by the Mets' five-game proximity to first place.
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Craig KImbrel's knuckle curve—which I've had the rare privilege to be dizzied by—is an optical illusion; the pitch's sharp left turn is counterintuitive to the brain.
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And it's dizzied some of his allies and adversaries who are still trying to make sense of a president who is wrapping up his third year in office.
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McCaffrey, the human highlight film, resumed his act in the third period with a 30-yard jaunt memorable for dizzied Hawkeyes who were juked out in the open field.
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He was still dizzied by what Australia's increasingly volatile climate had already delivered: first a drought, then a devastating bush fire, then a foot of rain from a tropical storm.
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Finn knew that he wasn't holy, but during a retreat in college he had succumbed to a fit of piety and, dizzied by the idea of sacrifice, applied to join the Jesuits.
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Merzbow's piercing wheedles feel all the more earth-shaking paired with the band's shuddering bass drones, and Boris' spacey weight was given newfound electricity and alacrity when punctured by Akita's dizzied electro moans.
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SALZBURG, Austria — For those who were dizzied by the artist William Kentridge's frenetic productions of "The Nose" and "Lulu" at the Metropolitan Opera, he starts his extraordinary new "Wozzeck" with a self-deprecating joke.
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Rays 4743, Giants 0 Tampa Bay got a second-pitch home run from Yandy Diaz and then dizzied host San Francisco with a variety of unusual strategies in its interleague victory and a series win.
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The Tampa Bay Rays got a second-pitch home run from Yandy Diaz and then dizzied the host San Francisco Giants with a variety of unusual strategies Sunday afternoon en route to a 103-0 interleague victory and a series win.
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On albums like 2015's A Readymade Ceremony and last year's Hand in Hand, she used careful spatial arrangements of abstract sounds, the scuffs of rocks, whispered prosody, and dizzied synth lines in ways that often felt bleak and barren.
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EditorsNote: Updates with the Clippers as the playoff opponent, fixes loses to losses in 3rd graf The Memphis Grizzlies dizzied the visiting Golden State Warriors in the regular-season finale for both teams Wednesday night, parlaying a remarkable 86-point first half into a 132-117 shocker.
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Boon later said, "since the beginning, one of the things that's separated us from other fighting games is the crazy moves we've put in it, like fireballs and all the magic moves, so to speak." According to Tobias, the game's ultraviolent content had not been originally intended and was only implemented gradually as the development progressed. The concept of Fatalities in particular evolved from the "dizzied" mechanic in earlier fighting games. Boon said that he hated the "dizzied" mechanic, but that it was fun to have one's opponent get dizzied and get in a free hit.
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If the player aggressively attacks and KOs the dizzied opponent, it becomes a "Doctor Down" KO. Like in Data East's 1984 Karate Champ arcade, when the time is up, the judge will determine who fought the best. Depending on how the player or opponent wins a round, the winner will have a certain letter placed below his or her lifebar. The "V" means the winner KO'd the opponent with a basic move, the "S" means the winner KO'd the opponent with a Star Special, the "D" means the winner aggressively KO'd the dizzied opponent, and "J" means the winner was chosen by the judge.
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A "dizzied" or "stunned" opponent will appear shaken for a short period of time (in which the match timer freezes temporarily), and the player has a small margin of opportunity to achieve an instant knockdown with a well-timed knockout punch. Each of the 16 opponents varies in how much match time it takes to become "dizzied", some more quickly than others. There are two opponents who can be knocked out upon the first knockdown, however, a knockdown during a "dizzy" animation is critical in making this possible. There are eight opponents who can be knocked out in two knockdowns, however, the player must achieve the second knockdown within four seconds of the first knockdown.
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He is unimpressed until he stumbles on the staircase and the Albergo where the most famous paintings, including The Crucifixion, reside. Dizzied by the intense beauty, he sits in a folding chair to regain his composure. A security guard confronts him and shadows him for the rest of the visit, ignored by the man. In the corner of the Albergo, he sees a small painting of Dead Christ.
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Boon and Tobias decided they could eliminate the aggravation of getting dizzied by having it occur at the end of the fight, after the outcome had already been decided. An early version of the game used two more buttons for middle punch and kick attacks. Mortal Kombat was reportedly developed in 10 months from 1991 to 1992, with a test version seeing limited release halfway through the development cycle. As a demo version of the game, which featured only six characters (all male), became internally popular within Midway offices, the team was given more time to work on it, resulting in the addition of Sonya to the roster.
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The Stretchers features lighthearted, ragdoll physics-based puzzles in which players are tasked with rescuing civilian "Dizzies"—residents that have been "dizzied" by the evil Captain Brains—and returning them to the hospital. Players take on the role of medics to reach the location of Dizzies via an ambulance, with the ability to drive recklessly off ramps and through obstacles such as fences and walls. Once at the marked location, players can pick up Dizzies using a stretcher to carry them back to the ambulance and deliver them to the hospital. The game can be played in single-player, in which one player controls both paramedics, or in two-player co-op, where each player controls one of the medics.
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As the Nicaean army drew close to the Turks, Laskaris's Latin mercenary cavalry launched an impetuous charge on the Turkish centre; their attack inflicted many casualties on the Turks, in particular the lightly armed archers and slingers, as the knights drove through their formation and then wheeled back and charged it again from the rear. Kaykhusraw, however, soon managed to restore discipline among his troops, shaken by the sudden Latin onslaught, and used his superior numbers to surround and annihilate the Latins. The Turks then turned on the rest of the Nicaean army, which, after suffering casualties, began to retreat and break up... As the sources narrate, at this moment of victory, the Seljuk sultan sought out Laskaris, who was hard pressed by the attacking Turkish troops. Kaykhusraw charged his enemy and gave him a heavy blow on the head with a mace, so that the Nicaean emperor, dizzied, fell from his horse.
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