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Vogue outrageously declares that these "vertiginously high heels" possess a "highly wearable, walkable sensibility."

Leora Tanenbaum: How to Wear High-Heeled Shoes and Walk at the Same Time Leora Tanenbaum 2011

Ms. Buck resembled a modern trophy wife in a black cocktail dress and vertiginously high heels.

Passion and Precision 2010

It is the right whining. markgritter is out in California for his last trip with Sun, and my mom's taken the dogbeast for most of the week so that I don't have to haul her vertiginously through the snow, bend over nearly on my head to wipe off muddy paws, etc.etc. et-dogly-c.

Barnstorming on an Invisible Segway markgritter 2008

But they have transposed formerly dank sonic aggression into something that vertiginously heeled 20-nothing girls can prance about to.

Tinchy Stryder; Magnetic Man – review Kitty Empire 2010

THE PRICE opens vertiginously above the hospital, "like a frozen spider buried in the snow."

It Only Happens Once 2008

Annie heads back to Sri Lanka with her former lover/rogue agent Ben Mercer, and after lots of complicated shenanigans and high action in a vertiginously high tower, their escape via copter is thwarted when Ben takes several bullets in the back.

Matt's TV Week in Review 2010

Obama ` s queasily messianic speeches turned me off but it was his vertiginously high VCI that cemented the prejudice.

VCI Studies -An Academic Post Newmania 2008

But the psychological impact on such places will be all the more acute: communities that have barely known joblessness in the last decade now find it rising, and vertiginously so.

John Rentoul today puts Trevor Kavanagh and myself in the... 2009

And yet the heart of the thing (for even vertiginously epic tales need a center around which to spin) is quite simple: a Japanese woman named Hiroko Tanaka who, in the wartime atmosphere of distrust and air raid sirens, happens to fall in love.

Adrienne Celt: War and Pieces: A Review of Kamila Shamsie's Burnt Shadows 2009

In Turkey, only 11 percent of respondents think so, while in neighboring Armenia the rate soars vertiginously to 47 percent.

Stuart Whatley: American Plutocracy: Corruption Is in the Eye of the Beholder 2009