Sentence examples for that a sleepy from inspiring English sources

Aw, isn't that – a sleepy dormouse – the darlingest thing?

The Serbian pilots association denied on Friday that a sleepy captain was to blame for an Air India plane crash in May that killed 158 people, saying that pilot fatigue caused by working conditions in India was to blame.

The suggestion that a sleepy north Queensland sugar town with a population of 3,000 could be the site of a "lone wolf" jihadi attack was on the face of it preposterous.

Parrish, the author of several books about World War II, uses Boothe to back into his thesis that a sleepy, isolationist America needed to be roused, and that Roosevelt relied on two remarkable men — Harry Hopkins and Averell Harriman — to help sound the alarm and secure aid for Britain.

The alarm goes off, the room is murky gray at best, it is not a fit hour for man nor beast to be up and stirring (and my pound pup Jane attests to that with a sleepy, puzzled stare); surely boot camp can be skipped for just one day, if I promise faithfully to do an extra half-hour on the treadmill at a more civilized hour.

Kendrick Lamar shook up the Grammys on Monday night with a set that lifted a sleepy fog that had descended on a television audience that, up to that point, had weathered a series of uninspiring, mostly midtempo performances.

For the people who lived in and around Caernarvon — at that time a sleepy hamlet — the 1927 flood was an unprecedented disaster.

In the video, buildings cartwheel over themselves and the whole world seems like it could spiral out of control at any moment, yet the relaxed background beats by MODUS and vintage visual filters keeps things zen not unlike the disorienting-yet-blasé head space that accompanies a sleepy morning. .

But to many Italians, the case was a humiliation, an American media circus that came to a sleepy Umbria hill town and depicted Italy as a banana republic with amateur police officers and compromised magistrates — a depiction, it bears noting, not terribly different from that drawn by Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi in his many tangles with Italian justice.

"It's retained a lot of the same character it had 100 years ago, that of a sleepy little cottage colony".

Adept start-ups act as guides on Wall Street's social media adventure, providing the software that helps firms comply with regulations that date to a sleepier era of communication.