Sentence examples for how groggy from inspiring English sources

I thought about all the options, remembered how groggy I felt after eating huge, heavy lunches filled with fried food, and made a beeline for the salad bar.

Both the length and the quality of the sleep we get impact how refreshed or groggy we feel once we rise-and-shine.

No matter how hung-over or groggy the rest of us were as we piled into his car at 6 every morning, he was always wide awake, neatly dressed, freshly shaved and disturbingly chipper.

The velvet-voiced journos over at National Public Radio also spent a good portion of last week wrestling with Fannie and Freddie, including trying to explain to their groggy morning audience how the two mortgage giants affect the country's position in the global economy.

Plus, he says, if you extend your nap past 60 minutes, you'll enter into a deeper (or slow-wave) stage of sleep and might wake up feeling groggy -- which could affect how the rest of your day goes.

How do you study if you feel groggy and sleepy?

I looked at the printed words, at the end of two days in Manhattan, slightly groggy from my immersion in the blogosphere, wondering exactly how the ever-growing mass of blogged data will evolve.

If you find it impossible to wake up in the morning without an alarm or feel groggy after waking fairly often, take a look at how much sleep you're actually getting.

Imagine how great it would feel if you just started your day without being groggy and taking forever to get going.

How can I follow the Chinese Grand Prix on the BBC? Set your alarm clock to "groggy" as the early morning starts for UK fans return this weekend.

How do you feel when you wake up in the morning— refreshed and ready to go, or groggy and grumpy?