| She walked slowly down the main hall towards the room that her mother occupied on her visits, still drowsy from being aroused from her sleep. |
| She has to take powerful drugs to control the pain and the inflammation, which often make her drowsy and sleepy. |
| Although alcohol can make you drowsy and is in fact a depressant, it can cause a restless sleep and actually may deprive you of needed REM sleep. |
| All this is accompanied by a bottle of the restaurant's own champagne making us slightly tipsy and drowsy. |
| Her regularly soft voice is scratchy, disclosing the unspoken knowledge of sleepless nights and drowsy days. |
| The pair would die a most easy of deaths, a drowsy sleep to never wake from. |
