Sentence examples for man dozing from inspiring English sources

There is a man dozing in a chair under a tree.

"Under the Canopy of Heaven" includes Mount's 1836 "Farmers Nooning," which centers on a black man dozing against a haystack as a white boy tickles his ear.

Many photographs tell little stories, as when an obese man dozes beneath a Club Med ad.

A lone old man dozed, occasionally swatting at flies, in a small shop next to the bus stop.

A man dozed on a motorized rickshaw, while two old women with hoes shuffled toward the rice paddies outside town.

Two hours and forty minutes after the man dozed off, Kelly became uneasy — "Maybe he died," he said — and shook him awake.

The landscape rises and falls, pooling into little pockets of activity a man dozes over his book in a sunny glade, while a young Vietnamese mother arrives with her toddler and heads toward the tot lot at the other edge of the park.

A man dozed upright like a mule against the beer fridge.

Joseph Mitchell, writing as "we," went to the Brooklyn Botanic Garden to watch old men dozing and young mothers minding their babies.

She continues, "You see these men dozing off, or holding their wives' purses.

During the day the men dozed, with one doing periodic checks on the water.