Sentence examples for dozed off during from inspiring English sources
"dozed off during" is correct and usable in written English
You can use this phrase when you want to express that something or someone fell asleep during an activity. Example: She dozed off during the movie and missed the last few minutes.
They dozed off during presentations on the demographics of beer drinkers.
The first President Bush was so bored by financial briefings that he sometimes dozed off during them.
He was a workaholic, but he was also an insomniac, and sometimes he dozed off during the day.
They could also protect the rest of us from the threat of being hit by drunken drivers, or by exhausted motorists who dozed off during long journeys.
That Mr Hyon was gunned down because he dozed off during a meeting, as the agency alleges, seems far-fetched (though Jang was accused in his trial of "half-hearted clapping").
The same words rejuvenated the jury, several of whom had dozed off during the course of testimony.Mr Tourre's lawyer, Sean Coffey, responded that the SEC had proved nothing that was beyond common industry practice.
"They expect me to sleep," Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg told The Hill when asked about her fellow justices' reaction to her dozing off during President Barack Obama's State of the Union address in January -- something she's been caught doing in past years as well.
(Note: Berlusconi dozed off briefly during the Ambassador's initial courtesy call in September, and looked distracted and tired at an October 19 event attended by the Ambassador. End note).
He tended to fall asleep at public meetings, and at one parliamentary session dozed off several times during the reading of his own speech, which he delegated because of his blindness.
Several jurors appeared to doze off during the more technically dense parts of the trial.
He himself still speaks the somewhat archaic Czech of his childhood and has been criticized for incoherence and for dozing off during debates.
