Sentence examples for woozy from from inspiring English sources

When Rose was called into an examining tent, she stumbled, woozy from hunger.

"Marilynn got woozy from seeing the blood and couldn't go on.

Feeling a bit woozy from space-time continuum shift but I'll b ok @HRClinton, yes it is unconditional.

There were times he took the ice still woozy from a blow, only to be leveled again.

Hong Kong is still woozy from its second economic slowdown in four years, but there are signs of revival.

Still jet-lagged, woozy from so many images depicting reality, I none the less feel remote from real life.

Backed by a pair of drummers and by Mariee Sioux, an occasional backup singer and frequent dog-petter who sat in the middle of the stage, Nathan Shineywater and Rachael Hughes built a series of evolving grooves: basic chord progressions from her keyboard; simple, woozy lines from his slide guitar; shuffling rhythms underneath.

Whatever this month's top songs lack in tempo variety, they make up for in the genre variety thanks to a woozy remix from Tove Lo, some Australian folk from Vance Joy, and the fervent rock of Walk the Moon.

When he left to change into a black suit, the band played the woozy riff from "I Want You (She's So Heavy)," a late-period Beatles tune.

We stood under a streetlight near dawn and argued about it: it had made a real difference to him; to me it seemed a woozy retreat from the world.

Until 2002 he was very much a woozy hangover from the 90s, a man who found fame on television not because of any great gastronomic talent – he was no Delia – but because of the way he mainlined enthusiasm down the lens.