"sleepy state" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to describe a condition or state of being that is characterized by drowsiness or feeling sleepy. Example: After a long day at work, I couldn't wait to crawl into bed and slip into a peaceful sleepy state.
Beat reporters covered sleepy state agencies.
His rise has paralleled the city's ascent from sleepy state capital to international trendsetter.
The close vote concluded an unusually aggressive ouster campaign in the typically sleepy state judicial retention elections that pitted concerns about judicial overreaching against concerns about judicial independence.
MOSCOW — After New Year's — the biggest traditional family holiday of the year — Russia descends into an odd, sleepy state for 10 days.
And even in markets with excess savings these are not always evenly distributed, with a lot of them stuck in sleepy state banks.
Smack in the middle of the palm of the hand that is Michigan's map, Lansing is normally a somewhat sleepy state capital that has confounded generations of schoolchildren.
Sleepy state-owned enterprises such as Sinotrans and China Post control the markets for air freight and domestic post.
Once a sleepy state-government and university town, Austin is now a cultural and technological hub as well.
No longer a wasteland of sleepy state-owned department stores, the capital was throwing up stadiums, shopping malls and car dealerships.
Some were new; others were acquired from Edge, a sleepy, state-owned retailer in which Sainsbury acquired an 80percentt interest in 1999.
That Lehman Brothers should be reaching out to a sleepy, state-owned Korean bank with assets about 20percentthehe size of Lehman's highlights the investment bank's current plight.
