Sentence examples for groggy to from inspiring English sources

I would be too groggy to say anything, and they would be too winded.

It was their mother calling from Florida, but Venus Williams admitted that she was too groggy to be coherent.

The additional loss of Hohaia, their only remaining specialist half-back who had to be helped down the tunnel and was deemed too groggy to return, left Saints with an even stranger attacking formation, with Wellens and Mark Flanagan as their playmakers and the London-born forward Louie McCarthy-Scarsbrook at centre.

Unfortunately, this is difficult, especially in the postdrome phase, when I'm usually feeling too groggy to write anything down.

"We had people [taking the pills] calling up, too groggy to get out of bed," Kaptchuk says.

Many children are simply too groggy to think through outfit options right after waking up.

If they seem slow, groggy, or to be favoring a certain leg or side of their body, take them to the doctor.

The girl was happy she told the young lawyer who telephoned because: "Until you called, my whole family was simply groggy trying to dig up enough names for a litter of puppies that just arrived".

Feeling groggy leads to lower productivity, and means more time spent on certain tasks than is necessary.

If you wake up feeling Groggy , hop to.

He looks groggy but appears to want to stay on for now.