用groggy造句子，“groggy”造句

The table is very groggy. I think the leg is going to fall off.

Hes pretty groggy right now. Its best to let him rest.

Tired? We all know the feeling. Irritable, groggy and exceptionally lazy. Chances are, you didn't sleep enough last night, or the past few nights.

After an overnight stay with his groggy mother, Jarhead and the whole family was moved to a less populated part of the forest for safety.

Also, eating high fat and carbohydrate foods might help make you groggy and help you fall asleep, but calorie-conscious people may need to weigh the benefits of such an approach to insomnia.

The last attack of influenza left me rather groggy.

If you find yourself too groggy, you might want to wait a short time.

She’d had an operation for hemorrhoids the day before, so I guess she was still a bit groggy.

If you do have days where you wake up feeling groggy and lacking any motivation to get out of bed, accept that you will survive, and get going.

He's still groggy from the anaesthetic.

If you're given a sedative, you may remain awake, but groggy, during surgery.

"I'm afraid we're going to have to operate on you again," he said to his groggy patient, "you see, I left my rubber gloves inside you."

Everyone was groggy, exhausted even before the day began.

I'm still feeling a bit groggy though. Thanks to the lads as I didn't have much part to play in the second half.

Still groggy, Woltz reached and flicked on the night table lamp.

The anesthesia made him groggy.

Interrupting that sleep can leave them groggy, especially since they also tend to have trouble falling asleep before 11 p.m.

Sleep experts say that if you feel groggy or tired during the day, feel the urge to nap, or if you fall asleep within five minutes of lying down, you could possibly be sleep-deprived.