Sentence examples for a bit sleepy from inspiring English sources

I'm a bit sleepy, a bit slow.

The continued implication that alcohol (or, for that matter, alcoholism) is somehow uniquely Australian is something I – a person who feels a bit sleepy after a single Pimm's cup – have long struggled with.

No, I'm quite tired, a bit sleepy.

Sorry I'm a bit sleepy today, we had a big knees-up last night.

Real Madrid have been a bit sleepy in this half but they finally awake to drag themselves back level on the night.

Zellmer: The demand for electric cars is still a bit sleepy.

I still try to keep my same schedule, but DST helps because you become sleepier a bit earlier.

She's been given a break, possibly because she's not really a horse for winter ground, and appeals more to me than the lightly raced pair of Miranda and Not So Sleepy, who have a bit to prove on their handicap marks.

Its biggest names including Wolf Blitzer, Campbell Brown, Anderson Cooper, and Larry King host more nitty-gritty, dry affairs, and their shows are sleepier than their competitors, and frankly, a bit dull.

The cult of "manly wakefulness" (as opposed to female "beauty sleep"), as Prof Alan Derickson coined it in his 2013 book Dangerously Sleepy, has been superseded – now we see a bit more shuteye and a bit less beep-de-beep as no bad thing.

Frankly, I'm a bit surprised anyone would decry the coffee shop's invasion into the otherwise sleepy little shopping area known as Montrose Village.