sleepy造句

She is tired and sleepy.

Probably because sleepy workers were less alert.

That beer made me quite sleepy.

He insisted that he wasn't sleepy.

Even the sleepy streets of Anderson have their secrets, though.

Not everyone who is sleepy at work is lazy.

Some animals pass the summer in the sleepy state.

That means they're often sleepy during lessons and may be learning less than they could.

Would you get sleepy, feel nostalgic, suddenly desire some cold soup?

Get into bed when you're sleepy — eyes droopy, you're drowsy, you feel like you're nodding off.

DURING the sweltering day, an oddly subdued mood hangs over the sleepy city of Laayoune.

She looks at me through dark, sleepy eyes, pushes her hair back from her eyes.

I rent a motorcycle and head into the interior of the island in search of isolated trails and sleepy villages.

His father often USES the adjective "sleepy" to describe the lack of activity of both him and the lions.

If the case is done with sedation, the intravenous (iv) sedative will make you feel relaxed and sleepy.

But while we have national campaigns against drunk driving and speeding, there is no outcry against driving while sleepy.

And even in markets with excess savings these are not always evenly distributed, with a lot of them stuck in sleepy state Banks.

Dubai's rapid growth from a sleepy backwater on the Persian Gulf to the Las Vegas of the Arab world was largely financed by borrowing.

Just a few more minutes of rocking a sleepy toddler. So what if toys were strewn around the room, littering the floor?

Keep reading for your get-sleepy grocery list, and remember to stop noshing two hours before bedtime to give your body enough time to properly digest.

It's possible to feel "tired" physically and still be unable to fall asleep, because while your body may be exhausted, you don't feel sleepy.

I more or less gave up drinking because I realized that even just one glass of wine or a beer made me feel belligerent and indiscreet - and then desperately sleepy.

Rural drivers also tend to feel more relaxed and sleepy than urban drivers, and are more likely to engage in behaviors such as eating or talking on a cell phone that distract them from the roadway.

During the day, the checkpoints are manned by five or six sleepy men or children, perched on concrete steps or lolling on MATS in the sweltering heat of the day.

Darla Weaver, a transfer student at DePaul University's bustling Chicago campus, says going back to her parents' house last summer in sleepy Sacramento, Calif. was sort of a culture shock.