half awake
half-awake

She moved again, and this time Clinton came half awake.

Or should I find her but half awake to life, and perhaps asleep to me?

Everyone in the whole regiment seemed no better than half awake.

She moved about the room only half awake, trying to hold on to the fantasies.

The town was still only half awake on a Sunday morning, but the place looked welcoming.

To judge by appearances, he, too, was not more than half awake.

Mine come mostly in the morning between the time I am half awake and fully so.

After just a few hours sleep, I half awoke to a bang on the window.

So I sit down, wearing my best uniform and at least half awake.

I came half awake at a gentle knock on the door.

In my half awake state I heard a shell coming over very low and exploding close by.

I worked him over some to bring him half awake.

He was only half awake or he would not have asked the next question.

He walked a little unsteadily, like a man who was only half awake.

He was unsteady on his feet and obviously only half awake.

Dazed and only half awake, he was still in his underwear.

A young officer, looking only half awake, entered and bowed.

But she managed to keep half awake, and carried him off the car at the proper place.

Her father had come for her, she thought, only half awake.

Rabbit was still only about half awake, and his mind seemed a little foggy.

They were talking in Spanish and I was only half awake.

While still only half awake, it seemed to me that I heard a great dog barking in the distance.

Only half awake and rubbing his eyes, he began to whimper again.

A few of us are half awake, gaze dumbly on the East.

But at breakfast, when you're half awake and trying to get a little cream of wheat before getting off to school?