Sentence examples for left woozy from inspiring English sources

At the end of the second period, Crosby was left woozy after he was sideswiped away from the puck by Washington's David Steckel, whose right shoulder collided with Crosby's head.

One hit late in the game left him woozy.

Clark reminded us that his takedown of McGahee, which forced a fumble, left him woozy as well.

Once I met a man on the road who insisted I try his homemade white, a sturdy, earthy vintage that by the third glass left me woozy.

It was instructive to listen to Childress, who all but shrugged in resignation when asked if Favre was likely to start next Sunday against Arizona, after Favre took stitches to his chin on a hit that left him woozy.

The fine meal followed by a bake in the wood-fired sauna and a roll in the snow left me woozy and reflective, which brought me to a profound realization: perhaps the most important difference between "skiing in" and "flying in" is that with a helicopter you can bring a lot of cocktails.

They seem like a good idea at the time, but leave you woozy and depleted.

The cancer humbled me beyond reason, leaving me woozy with a mixture of grief and fear and the realization that to see my children grow up was the ultimate privilege.

Marincin was suspended for four games for an elbow that left forward Jason Zucker woozy in the third period Tuesday.

He'd agreed to be accompanied — they didn't give a shit by whom — because the treatments left you weak, woozy.

But the bottom line is that over the entire six weeks I had only a few lows that left me feeling woozy, the kind I used to put up with two or three times a week.