Sentence examples for groggy by from inspiring English sources

I was a bit groggy by this time, but I distinctly remember some bits of cinefilm, all smeary and over-exposed, and I think he belted me with several of those arty portrait shots - where the interviewee stands very still so you can't be quite sure whether it's a photograph or not.

Skipping the snooze button can save you from shifting in and out of sleep, which -- as any snooze button abuser knows -- can make you feel extra groggy by the time you do finally rise.

I have a feeling that if I were to say "Good morning" to a few of these groggy passers-by, I might get an obscenity or coffee thrown my way.

I was groggy, frustrated by my inability to sit still and hungry for the breakfast that was still an hour off.

Mr. Masloski, 48, said he captured Rip's groggy look by copying "the way I feel before my first cup of coffee in the morning".

They were made groggy and disgruntled by the early hour, and about to assume watch over the building we had shared for the past month.

Unseen by my groggy eyes, "Are you dead?" slips into the soon-to-be-e-mailed memo.

The groggy Rogic was replaced by Nir Bitton just before the interval and there was time for Alexander to save two more free kicks from Griffiths.

"I didn't look back," said Mr. Summers, who by then was groggy with pain and exhaustion.

Khan's mother, Margaret Hansen, said Khan had seemed groggy before being called on by the magistrate but not alarmingly so.

Moments of adrenalized, ego-boosting mania (rope lines are "a pretty heady experience," McGovern says) are undone by periods of groggy, exhausted stupor.