drowse

I turned over on my side and began to drowse.

She drowsed and lost the sense of his being there.

She had drowsed off again herself while he was still taking it.

She drowsed away half the day but could not sleep at night.

Sometimes he would drowse for a moment, and then wake with a start.

The house was quiet around her, as though it were drowsing in the afternoon.

Once or twice, despite his efforts, he drowsed, then started up suddenly.

He must have drowsed off and Stewart just jumped him.

There was no sleep for either of them that night, but next day they both cut classes and drowsed.

She had realized her feelings as they lay drowsing together after the second time.

The others found spots to rest and talk amongst themselves before drowsing off.

Then there was a long silence, during which he drowsed, warmed by a summer light.

I was looking for the next one when I drowsed off.

Exhausted by their exercise, they were content to drowse in the sun.

But drowsing there in my seat, I was not rewarded with another message.

The young chap in charge was drowsing at his table.

He felt her arms and legs twitch as she drowsed.

A familiar figure drowsed beside it, sitting in a chair.

The students drowse in the warmth of the lecture hall.

But the patient begins to drowse into a strange kind of sleep.

The old box tortoise was still there, drowsing away the hours and years.

I did drowse for a while after my dinner.

Everyone fluttered, except the baby sister, who had drowsed off.

I closed my eyes and within minutes I was drowsing.

Then the man drowsed off into what seemed to him the most comfortable and satisfying sleep he had ever known.

At that, one of them woke from his drowse with interest.

I wanted to sink in against his body, be held, and drowse.

Relaxing, he slipped into a light drowse, waiting for the boy to make the next move.

The medic came out of her drowse to assist him.

He slipped into a light drowse, then snapped awake again.

Then, shaking himself from his pretended drowse, he came over and joined the others.

Insects murmured undisturbed in the full drowse of summer day.

Jake had fallen into a drowse and didn't even know the man was there.

His own groans wakened him from the drowse brought on by pain.

Owen woke at dawn from a light drowse that had taken most of the night to achieve.

Prudent just to lie there and catch the few extra moments of drowse she could.

She fell into a drowse; then suddenly, awakened to view her surroundings in surprise.

In a half drowse, the boy felt himself lifted from the cart and carried up a flight of stairs.

Thinking that Herb had gone into a drowse, Chet went his way.

The noise of the train plunging into a long, dark tunnel startled him from his drowse.

A bullock, surprised by joy, or its prospect, has started from his grassy drowse.

Besides, upon the present occasion, the drowse from his sleep still hung upon him.

The man from hell ground felt a drowse come upon him, and he fought with every last bottom gut he had.

Grandma got worse after that, almost never leaving her bed, sinking into a drowse of old age and weariness.

After a time she fell into an uneasy drowse, waking when the sky was crimson with sunset.

Er Thom wondered, as the drowse began to thin.

Lawyer Ware had fallen into-a drowse, his mouth hanging open.

Proudly, the old judge walked to the door of the room; turned to survey The Shadow, who was deep in a drowse.

Within moments, she slipped into a drowse.

He was altogether comfortable, and, despite the excitement of the night's events, he soon drifted into a half drowse.