Sentence examples for getting drowsy from inspiring English sources

I felt myself getting drowsy.

One wrote: "It's 11 p.m., I was getting drowsy.

In the winter I usually feel myself getting drowsy near 4 30 p.m. when it starts to get dark.

As the cancer advances, Abdulaziz will presumably need more — some patients take 15 times his dose without even getting drowsy.

Finally, between speeds of 50 and 112 m.p.h., Attention Assist monitors your steering movements and sets off a warning if it suspects you're getting drowsy.

The Benz monitors 70 parameters and flashes a coffee-cup icon and "Take a Break" warning when it senses that the driver is getting drowsy.

It never gets drowsy or distracted, never wonders who has the right-of-way.

It never gets drowsy or distracted, or wonders who has the right-of-way.

I got drowsy with Dorothy in the field of poppies on the outskirts of the Emerald City.

A nerve, it seems, begins to get drowsy if it is subjected for any length of time to a piano that is not tuned to the standard 440-A.

Subplots involve a worried producer and his ditsy (or maybe not) girlfriend, a pair of inept gangsters, a society matron and her butler, a Latin lover and, of course, the title character, a chaperone for the bride-to-be who gets drowsy when she drinks, which is all the time.