bleary-eyed

7 go to bed and then wake up bleary-eyed, with eyes to see a match, they will feel that matches the composition of the triangle.

reminding him it's time to get up. His first reaction that moment is bleary-eyed confusion. Then his mind begins to make sense of things.

Beckett's desperate, bleary-eyed parents wanted me to OK a medication to improve the duration and quality of his sleep.

Now , in research that will be embraced by millions of bleary-eyed Britons , scientists have worked out the secret of a good night's sleep .

Regulations that capped the working hours of bleary-eyed young doctors came just five years ago, limiting them to about 80 hours a week.

He appeared at the breakfast bleary-eyed and with a hangover.

The bleary-eyed walk between bedroom and home office requires no fossil fuels at all.

It started with a bleary-eyed Google search: "Sell breast milk. "

With all of those bleary-eyed check - ins comes a new emphasis on certain amenities.

Still bleary-eyed, he wrote "6am" on a piece of paper.

Her mind went to Beth, Jill's daughter, who had come home last night, bleary eyed, when she and Jill were ready for bed.

Before they left Hong Kong, bleary-eyed officials tried to put a brave face on these meagre results.

Arriving at the deathbed of my father bleary-eyed.