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The heady years were, of course, followed by some grimmer ones.

A: So your husband wants you to re-woo him, to revisit those heady days of courtship?

The heady growth rates of recent years were an exaggeration-mostly explained by the fact that more money was being counted.

Since January’s heady days, the voices in Egypt saying that women should leave the revolution to men have grown more insistent.

But Mr Kleist is distinct in this way: he leads a tiny country obsessed with producing music, in which music and politics are now swirling together in a heady mix.

It no longer enjoys the heady atmosphere of liberty that swirled outside its opera house in 1830, intoxicating the demonstrators whose protests set the Belgians on the road to independence.

She felt heady with success.

The words heady woman were invented for the Parisienne.

Prevention by treatment is, nevertheless, a heady prospect.

Who remembers that three months ago there were heady predictions of dollar parity with the euro?

But the tigers are unlikely to return to their heady growth rates of recent years-nor would that be desirable given the impact on inflation and the environment.

Sister train to Europe's Venice Simplon Orient Express, an open-air observation car allows heady aromas of the Orient to waft onboard.

The scent is a heady mix of bergamot, wild flowers, ginger, raspberry and grapefruit, with base notes of amber, cedar, sandalwood, patchouli and, intriguingly, "tree moss and tree smoke".

The air was heady with the perfume from roses.

MIT's video demonstrations can engage students in science coursework by providing fun multimedia explanations of heady concepts.

Twelve years later, and ten years to the week after his mythical death in the Mississippi River, plenty of people still have that sweet, heady love for Jeff Buckley in their hearts.

This is heady stuff, especially given the coercive abilities of India's corrupt and territorial officials.

This was a heady feeling.

Yet in Davos, the developed world had lost the optimism of that heady time. The financial crash has left it pessimistic, groping for a way forward.