Dromgoole described John Marston's satire, written around 1603, as "a dizzyingly funny, rude and wild play".
But we also accept that these are dizzyingly uncertain economic days for our country.
To be sure, land prices are dizzyingly high, and 47% of bank loans are tied to property.
Since its launch the fund has fallen dizzyingly--17% in 2000, 32% in 2001 and 33% this year--along with Dent-inspired picks such as Cisco Systems and AOL Time Warner.
Someone whose intellect is so dizzyingly vast that he or she has the ability to articulate the justification of a logical thread resulting in a conclusion that appears almost foolish?
In 1984 he and Intel cofounder Gordon Moore decided to abandon the memory chip business that gave the company its start for what became a dizzyingly successful string of microprocessors.
It also marked the moment when maths began to slip away from being part of the armamentarium of any educated person and towards the dizzyingly abstruse field it has become today.
Dutch painters of the era maintained dizzyingly exalted standards of excellence across a range of genres, working for a market in which history paintings functioned as large-denomination currency and still-lifes were useful small change.
Sitting on the warm sandstone at the top of Ubirr rock and peering over the edge to palm trees far below, I am dizzyingly aware that the scene before me has remained unchanged since prehistory.
Blitzen Trapper is known for a dizzyingly rapid-fire approach to its musical influences, channeling both the ramshackle slacker assault of Pavement and the roots-rock swagger of Creedence Clearwater Revival, all while throwing in psychedelic prog-rock riffs and ferocious punk energy.
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