| As the time ticks by, you find yourself becoming heavier and drowsier, like you felt as a kid after one of those hundred-hour days on holiday by the seaside. |
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| It's a perfect 3am record: the melodies here are drowsier than on their debut, while Hope Sandoval's voice is entrancing. |
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| So the recommended dose has been lowered so that it couldn't possibly hurt a fly, but has only a slightly better chance than a placebo of making his buzzing drowsier. |
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| The eyes of a driver exhibit certain characteristic movements the drowsier the driver gets. |
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| But in the heat I became drowsier and drowsier, and I lolled and lolled and. |
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| This mention of fruit makes me recall that September brings out the wasps, getting drowsier as the month goes on. |
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