Sentence examples for slightly groggy from inspiring English sources

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.

"Really?!?" with Seth, Fred, Andy, Kenan, Jason, and Kristen At the 2010 New Yorker Festival, David Remnick moderates a discussion with some (slightly groggy) cast members of "Saturday Night Live".

By Alan Burdick By Larissa MacFarquhar By Emily Nussbaum By Masha Gessen By Phil Klay "Really?!?" with Seth, Fred, Andy, Kenan, Jason, and Kristen At the 2010 New Yorker Festival, David Remnick moderates a discussion with some (slightly groggy) cast members of "Saturday Night Live".

By Michael Schulman October 3, 2010 Here are a few highlights from David Remnick's Sunday-afternoon panel with some (slightly groggy) cast members from "Saturday Night Live": Kristen Wiig on how she got the job: "Lorne and I made love…for three days".

On Sunday morning, the participants began arriving at 9am, slightly groggy from their late night hack marathon but reinvigorated and ready for the day's sprint to the finish line.

The result was a slightly groggier version of myself fighting my way with everyone else to squeeze the last honeydew at the farmers' market, or snag the last parking spot at the post office, only to stand in a long line.

A longer nap is likely to leave you slightly more groggy, but can have a longer benefit to brain power after the fact, according to a 2010 Australian study.

I was going to die, and the fear and the cold woke me up into the slightly thick and groggy heat of late afternoon.

For a large number of groggy and slightly annoyed Nevada residents, the answer on Tuesday was: just last night.

Strike your opponent until they get a little groggy or bend over slightly.

+13 h: Feel fine, a bit groggy from the benzo perhaps, and slightly drained, perhaps because I would normal sleep for 9 hours.