The night was already far advanced and Pocahontas was growing drowsier and drowsier.
"The Princess Pocahontas"
Virginia Watson
In tones that grow drowsier and drowsier, while his articulation becomes more and more indistinct, Harry stumbles through Shakespeare's immortal verse.
"'O Thou, My Austria!'"
Ossip Schubin
Orchards, a vineyard, many fields of waving, yellowing grain, broad pastures dotted with drowsy sheep and drowsier, clover-fed cattle; bright green patches every now and then where the sugar-maples huddled together in rustling gossip; and smiling farms and winding, well-kept country roads lay north and south.
"Campaigning with Crook and Stories of Army Life"
Charles King