headily

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• It’s a heady time for startups making vehicles powered by anything other than hydrocarbons, and the SPAC wave has hit it hard.

• This super-simple recipe wraps a heady mix of coffee, pecans and dates in chocolate.

• The brief, heady rally made traders sit up and buy GameStop stock the world over.

• The company is targeting the public markets at a particularly heady time for new offerings, with investors embracing venture-backed IPOs throughout late 2020 and the start of 2021.

• To those of us who made our way through rush-hour traffic on the Beltway to Landover and the no-longer-standing Capital Centre, those were heady times.

• The excitement was so heady that soon musicians were standing two and three deep at the bar of the Five Spot nearly every night.

• Aside from oil, Russia has two great exports: brilliant, heady novelists and captivating dashboard camera videos.

• These scenes bring out a strange lightheartedness you would not expect going into a film with such a heady synopsis.

• Though I was physically exhausted, my mind was filled with the heady, mysterious events of the day.

• The last six years have often been heady for someone who cares about progressive political movements.

• The wine was good and cheap, but, unfortunately, it had the objectionable quality of being heady.

• He was, indeed, so hot and heady that it was some minutes before his mistake could be brought home to him.

• Lieutenant Schmidt had drunk a great deal of beer, and even beer when taken in large quantities may be heady.

• “Was you frightened of falling on your heady peady, darling,” she murmured, fondling it ecstatically.