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vertigo

vur ti goh

  • n  a reeling sensation; a feeling that you are about to fall

  • Most often it is employed to generate vertigo, as when a trapeze artist dangles above a crowd, or when two men have a highball-to-highball confrontation with a swiveling stripper.
  • Mad Money with Jim Cramer is a raucous investor show that features vertigo-inducing camera movement and the blustery, hyperkinetic Cramer bouncing around the set howling stock .
  • The last time we had this feeling of financial vertigo was when the Internet bubble popped seven years ago.
News & Articles

  • Sabbath Celebrates No. 1
    Released on Vertigo, “13” is the group’s first set of new songs with most of its original lineup.
    June 19, 2013 - New York Times
  • Alameda County Fair abound with new foods and rides
    June 18 th was opening day at the Alameda County Fair in Pleasanton, and this year they’ve got new attractions and some really intriguing new foods. Fairgoers will notice the new freestyle motocross riders doing extreme tricks. The skilled riders will be performing three times a day. A new ride called Vertigo also made its fair debut this year. It’s 100 feet in height and seats twenty-four ...
    June 19, 2013 - KTVU
  • Black Sabbath Snare First No. 1 UK Album in 42 Years
    The reunited Black Sabbath have established a new U.K. chart record for the longest gap between No. 1 albums. Their new set "13" (Vertigo/Universal)...
    June 17, 2013 - Billboard
Quotes

  • Gareth Jenkins in Sportinglife.co.za
    Wales coach Gareth Jenkins said: "Colin is suffering from viral labyrinthitis, or vertigo, which causes imbalance and nausea, making him too unwell to travel with us on Saturday. Initially, we thought Colin would join us for the remainder of the...
  • Leonardo DiCaprio in Scotsman
    We saw Laura, Out Of The Past and, of course, Vertigo,DiCaprio says, "all these movies about obsessed detectives coming to terms with themselves through their investigations."
  • Marie-France Dubreuil in Calgary Sun
    I kept trying to train,Dubreuil said. "I was so dizzy that at one point I almost fainted because of the vertigo. I fell and sprained my (left) knee and my ankle (on Monday). Monday night I wasn't sure I was going to come but at the last...

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