Sentence examples for woozy at from inspiring English sources
He was knocked woozy at one point but carried on regardless, shutting down the Capitals, rushing the puck and steadying the defense.
The most striking of these is Ms. Manville's Mary, a nicely turned out, slightly fragile single woman in her late 40s whose chipper description of her independent life would be convincing if she weren't drinking herself woozy at their dinner table.
With production by Beck and Chris Taylor of Grizzly Bear, and a guestbook with entries by Nikka Costa and Feist, it's woozy at one turn, diamond etched at another, and firm in its contradictions: in other words, a lot like Mr. Lidell himself.
Today's Raiders do not exactly pay homage to the partyers of the past, people like the late John Matuszak, who two decades ago drank like a fish, showed up woozy at press conferences and once hired a look-alike to be in his hotel bed at curfew.
When we (SoBe) were woozy at 4 30 a.m., the Versace label walked our best foot forward--always.
4. Have the Lawyer Faint Erika Esquire began to feel a touch woozy at the rose ceremony.
Along the way, it exposes some harsh truths about stardom and that woozy moment at the end of the '80s when the money, fame, and acclaim of success dropped out of many people's livesGator included.
The stage behind the wall, or at least the furniture on it, rotates and slides around, leaving the audience as disoriented and woozy as Alice is.
I pounced, and went woozy with delight at the sticker price: $95.
There's very little here of the U.N. Plaza apartment and Princess Lee and even the Paleys, let alone the woozy Liza nights at Studio 54.
The impishly Falling Down the Stairs – surely inspired by one too many stoned nights down Brisbane's Fortitude Valley – trails false leads and woozy keyboard runs at every turn, underpinned by a disorientating monster of a bass line.
