Sentence examples for slightly sleepy from inspiring English sources

Today, Sir Vidia looks comfortable and slightly sleepy in brown corduroy trousers and tweed jacket.

Which is another way of saying that a slightly sleepy sixth grader will perform in class like a mere fourth grader".

She looked slightly sleepy during her talk about life as a model – with Karlie Kloss, Rosie Huntington-Whiteley and Edie Campbell – which was at 10.30am on Sunday.

And there were some nice passing triangles from Rooney, Juan Mata and Ander Herrera, albeit with the air of a slightly sleepy cat toying with a doomed mouse.

If you have a slightly sleepy sea of greys and whites and pale greens in a bed, you can introduce a pot into the middle of the planting, with perhaps a melianthus or a yucca or a cordyline in it.

Still, while it's tempting to believe we can train ourselves to be among the five-hour group -- we can't, Dinges says -- or that we are naturally those five-hour sleepers, consider a key finding from Van Dongen and Dinges's study: after just a few days, the four- and six-hour group reported that, yes, they were slightly sleepy.

Don't be fooled by the sleepy, slightly ramshackle air: Comporta is where Lisbon's fashion and media set come to get some sand between their perfectly manicured toes.

Opt to stay in Siolim, a sleepy, slightly inland village famed for its bevy of palaçios (manor houses) ranged along the banks of the Chapora River.

"The main thing I feel is absolute gratitude that the people I'm working with are so good," a sleepy and slightly humbled Mr. Folds said about his 24-hour excursion.

Shockie was sleepy and slightly delirious; the room had a fan but not much air, and the smell of fresh money made him high.

After birth, the child is often sleepy and slightly respiratory depressed for a few hours.