I groggily get out of bed and grab shopping bags.
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I groggily get dressed, do my hair, and catch an Uber to work.
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Groggily, I head to the shower and get ready for the day ahead.
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Groggily, they shared a quick breakfast by candlelight, then reported to their posts.
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At one point, Dad groggily awoke and thanked me for looking after him.
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Dreading what news such a late-night call might bring, Jones groggily answered.
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I groggily put on Spandex and a T-shirt and drive to the gym.
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I awoke in the morning, groggily read his response, and knew it was time.
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Harry Hole enters the movie by waking groggily on a park bench, hungover again.
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They groggily get up for their morning routine and I immediately fall back asleep until 6.
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I groggily brush my teeth and put on the gym clothes I laid out on my bench.
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"When you're groggily pouring your orange juice, if you drop it, it will usually bounce," she said.
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Everybody is awake and downstairs, which is pretty rare for us, and we all groggily chuckle about it.
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It would be much easier to just groggily command Siri to queue up the order — with extra sugar.
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Groggily, she was standing on her patio, scrolling through her phone, when she heard a terrible hissing noise.
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With airplanes in my dreams, I groggily mumbled to Amanda something about her being a BLUE ANGEL pilot.
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He says his name and rambles off a badge number, and I groggily decided not to write it down.
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Sylvère lifts up his head, greets us groggily and drags himself to the kitchen sofa, designed for this purpose.
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The next day Williams awoke groggily in a hospital bed, at the beginning of a long and difficult recovery.
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Snow wakes groggily into water, a trickling stream that carries beer tabs and flashing ice into the storm drain.
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Laboring groggily not to wake Amanda, I'd winch my calf over the side and stand to relieve the spasm.
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I groggily head downstairs to my desk to text him photos of my insurance card so he can pay the copay.
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"It was fun, in a necrophile sort of way," he quips as he dresses, while she groggily tries to get her bearings.
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My girlfriend gets out of bed to take the doggo for a walk while I groggily start getting ready for the day with instant coffee.
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After the surgery, the deer's ears were tagged with a number — 804 — and, about 25 minutes later, he woke up and groggily stumbled into the bushes.
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Then I groggily throw my workout clothes on, brush my teeth, down a glass of water and a probiotic, and I'm out the door to the gym.
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A physician's assistant from the local hospital was present, according to the Orlando Sentinel, but he never stepped in, even when Stacy staggered groggily around the ring.
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And so Michael makes his way from the airport to the hotel and then groggily around the city in search of something, anything, to break up the monotony.
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On the video, the cellmate can be seen waking up and groggily walking to the toilet, where Carlos was lying in a pool of blood on the floor.
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As the rosy glow brightened to blot out the stars, campers in the Rocky Mountains awakened and, supposing it was dawn, groggily argued over whether to make coffee.
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Instead, after Kiki dies, it's more like the DEA raises its large, lumpy head, looks around groggily, and realizes there had been war raging around while it was sleeping.
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"Die in Supreme" is a groggily melodic ode to carrying your swag into the afterlife, and the quiet menace of the opening "Strong" is offset by Fiji's schoolyard cadence.
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I slip the device on my head and let my eyes adjust to the light—which is now shining straight into my eyes—and groggily stumble to the bathroom.
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Groggily waking up and glancing over at the Home Hub to check the time and weather forecast first thing in the morning was less of an assault on my eyes.
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OG Anunoby had 10 points for Toronto before he groggily left the court with assistance with 4:10 to play in the game after a collision under the defensive basket.
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After a long inspection by trainers, she got to her feet and walked groggily away, raising a cheer from spectators and relieved clapping from team mates down at the finish.
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Imagine this: You groggily awaken from a frenzied night of bacchanalia to discover a half-eaten bucket of fried chicken resting upon your stomach and your hair slicked back with gravy.
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First, Joshua launched a blistering left hook and followed up with a flurry of punches that saw the Ukrainian drop to his knees and, when he rose groggily, take a standing count.
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I'm groggily trying to finish either 'United Shades' edits or a CNN op-ed, or updating my show on racism, because racism happens every day, I don't know if you know that.
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He groggily ran over hedges and curbs and smashed into a fire hydrant after his wife, Elin, who had learned of his adultery, apparently smashed his S.U.V. windows with a golf club.
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Still, it's less annoying to groggily fling your hand over the phone than it is to pick the thing up and fumble for the right spot on the touchscreen to silence an alarm.
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Eighteen months later, Sheila Advento, having become the fifth patient in Lee's trial on September 18, 20113, woke groggily in the University of Pittsburgh Medical Center recovery area to find her new hands.
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The 18-year-old freestyle skier had banged her head when attempting a trick during training on Friday and after getting groggily to her feet, ended up in hospital for a CT scan.
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It's of the same cloth as the only jump scare in Arrival, in which Amy Adams groggily hallucinates one of the movie's massive octopus-like aliens emerging from the corner of her work room.
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We would wake up groggily with the breakfast bell, spend hours in the pool, hike the mountain behind the ball field, build rock dams in the creek and play baseball until the crickets came out.
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But you also might be slightly alarmed—pun sort of intended—by the idea of a machine banging a chef's knife against a cutting board inches from your head while you groggily wake and your stubby fingers reach for the snooze button.
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A handsome, unstoppable presence in battle, Kirby, who was always ministering to the wounded — he's someone made for the movies — groggily urinates in an empty water bottle one night merely to save himself a walk to the foul portable toilets at Camp Falluja.
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Two Japanese women — a mother and a daughter, I suspect — had gone into the other one as I went into mine, and I listened groggily in the near darkness to their mellifluous words and laughter, and occasional tiny splashes, as I sat in the steaming water up to my neck.
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But even while Chavez Jr. was groggily eating cereal in pink briefs while his father was trying to talk strategy with him, Dad has never been anything other than his most vocal supporter, ensuring that however negative public sentiment gets, Mexican fans still have to cheer for Chavez Jr. because of El Grand Campeon.
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Coffee is the most obvious way to expedite the whole compos-mentis thing, but certain beauty products are a close second (not to mention an excellent complement to coffee) when you're still groggily half-convinced that you just met Timothée Chalamet on a submarine made of pinecones and need to snap out of it, and into waking life, ASAP.
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In the morning, inmates at Punta de Rieles wake up much like you'd expect in any other town in Uruguay: a group of boys sit in a circle, drinking mate, the herbal infusion rich in caffeine, to warm up; others groggily play with a ball by the square; a few men ready their drums for band practice; and some come and go, carrying out the day's duties and leaving a cloud of dust in their wake.
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As you emerge from your cocoon of Creme Egg wrappers and chocolate-stained bedclothes, staring groggily into the cold light of Tuesday in the office after four days of back-t0-back Sunday lunches and sugar comas, here's something to make you feel slightly less subhuman: you're not the only one who ate so many Mini Eggs in the past 72 hours that you worry your blood sugar levels and all-round bloatedness might actually be life-threatening.
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I groggily expostulated into the mouthpiece, while using my free hand to rub the bruise I could feel forming on my face.
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Finally, with the Martins having promenaded off a cliff, Bugs finishes the dance by having the Martins groggily bow to each other (before collapsing due to exhaustion from the whole "dance") and saying, "And THAT is all!" and playing six final notes on the fiddle, before the cartoon ends.
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Meanwhile, the vengeful strikers have arranged to smuggle a loaf of bread concealing a stick of dynamite into the bakery. During a free-for-all involving Charlie, Chester, and their boss, the dynamite dramatically explodes. At the end of the film, Charlie emerges groggily from a pile of sticky dough.
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He wakes up groggily to find out that the girl is a mermaid. She quickly jumps back into the sea, disappearing instantly. He tells his friends about this experience but no one believes him except for Patty (Bianca King), his fiancée. What Ariel doesn't know is that Patty was also a mermaid.
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Back in the apartment, Loretta has fed Monty four of his pills to make him sleep while she and Horace have dinner. They talk about their families and Loretta admits, while Horace sleeps, that she both loves and hates her father. Monty groggily hears her say all of this. Loretta and Horace exit to her bedroom to make love.
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When David groggily stumbles in from the office, he and Rolly instantly recognize each other as ex-lovers. The doctor reenters to find them struggling and assumes his drugged patient has become violent. Afterwards, Richmond tells Rolly "Thank God you're not what he is." Act Two opens in the Kingsbury residence drawing room, later that afternoon.
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Nichols impressively staggered the champion in the fifth with a crushing left, but Lewis piled up points in all the other rounds, and had Nichols hanging on groggily in the eighth and ninth."Lewis Wins Verdict Over George Nichols", Star Tribune, Minneapolis, Minnesota, pg. 20, 13 August 1936Nichols' crushing left in fifth in "Lewis Defeats Former Champ", The Indianapolis Star, Indianapolis, Indiana, pg.
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All the characters that he saw are present only as paper cutouts. Number Six wanders groggily out of Harmony and finds that it is just an annex of the Village. He rushes to the Green Dome and finds the Judge (the new Number Two) and the Kid (Number Eight). Number Six glowers at them, notices Kathy (Number Twenty-two), and walks out disdainfully.
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Finally awakening and groggily gathering his things to go to town, Magnus sees a woman swimming in the ocean. He meets his childhood friend, Eric, at the docks. When Eric asks him where he has been, he admits he has been drifting for a few years. Eric introduces Magnus to Dr. Paulis, whom Eric is working for to finish his master's degree in marine biology.
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"He groggily rolled over to see the familiar wrinkled, white-bearded, grouchy face of his old granddad "Cranky Kong" peering down at him. In his heyday, Cranky was the original Donkey Kong who battled Mario in several of his own games." - Donkey Kong Country instruction manual, pg. 6 The current Donkey Kong (introduced in Donkey Kong Country) was initially described as his grandson, with Cranky having relinquished his name to him.
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Pressing his advantage, Palma dominated round two, clearly overwhelming the young champion. Randolph rallied in both rounds three and four by boxing defensively, but Palma reasserted himself in round five. Randolph was knocked down for the third time in the contest and rose on shaky legs. Referee Stanley Christodoulou counted beyond the mandatory eight count as Randolph stood groggily with his right hand draped over the top rope.
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The sound of Angel's phone ringing brings Wesley groggily back to consciousness. He answers and it is Angel, calling from a phone booth while manually extracting the bullets from his own torso. Frantic, Wesley tells Angel that Cordelia has left, but Angel says he knows where she's going. Comparing notes, the two men determine that the spawn can't survive if the psychic umbilical the Haxil maintains with each of the hosts is severed.
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After seeing Cook getting attacked, Freddie berates JJ for being careless, though the two eventually manage to rescue Cook. Cook groggily admits to Freddie that he loves Effy, and that Freddie discovers Effy does not love Cook back which gives him some hope. In “Effy”, Freddie is continuing his relationship with Katie Fitch to Effy's dismay. At a camping trip most of the gang attend, Freddie grows distant from Katie, flirting with Effy after her apparent rejection of Cook.
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The modern Donkey Kong is portrayed as a powerful yet laid-back ape, who is interested mainly in his banana hoard and his girlfriend, Candy Kong. The new Donkey Kong introduced in Donkey Kong Country was initially characterized as the grandson of the original Donkey Kong"One swift blow was all that was needed to leave him sprawled on the floor, face down! He groggily rolled over to see the familiar wrinkled, white-bearded, grouchy face of his old granddad "Cranky Kong" peering down at him." – Donkey Kong Country instruction manual, pg.
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Conrad, Harold, "Lewis Scores 1-Round KO Over Godwin", The Brooklyn Daily Eagle, Brooklyn, New York, pg. 8, May 30, 1936 Before a sizable crowd of 10,000, Lewis won a non-title ten-round decision against George Nichols, former Light Heavyweight Champion, at Municipal Auditorium in St. Louis, Missouri on August 12, 1936. Nichols staggered Lewis in the fifth with a crushing left, but Lewis piled up points in all the other rounds, and had Nichols hanging on groggily in the eighth and ninth."Lewis Wins Verdict Over George Nichols", Star Tribune, Minneapolis, Minnesota, pg.
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5–6 who appears in the game as an elderly ape named Cranky Kong,"He groggily rolled over to see the familiar wrinkled, white-bearded, grouchy face of his old granddad "Cranky Kong" peering down at him. In his heyday, Cranky was the original Donkey Kong who battled Mario in several of his own games." – Donkey Kong Country instruction manual, pg. 6 this remained the most consistent storyline, with it also being directly stated in both Donkey Kong Land and Donkey Kong Country 2: Diddy's Kong Quest, however Donkey Kong 64 portrays the modern Donkey Kong as Cranky Kong's son.
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Jim Hardcastle groggily recovers consciousness in a pile of coal from the overturned tender, as shocked passengers wander about. One of them is Richard but his Ella is badly injured and on a stretcher; she dies before she can be taken away and Richard runs from the scene (and the attending police) unaware of the steamship ticket in Ella's handbag, which blows away. Philip seems unhurt and makes a dash for freedom, but as he tries to evade the detectives he runs dangerously close to the wreckage and an unstable coach collapses upon him. Irina and Raymond are only bruised and their company is able to continue, albeit in bandages.
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Although ostensibly a documentary, My Winnipeg contains a series of fictional episodes and an overall story trajectory concerning the author-narrator-character "Guy Maddin" and his desire to produce the film as a way to finally leave/escape the city of Winnipeg. "Guy Maddin" is played by Darcy Fehr but voiced by Maddin himself (in narration): Fehr appears groggily trying to rouse himself from sleep aboard a jostling train as Maddin wonders aloud "What if?" What if he were able to actually rouse from the sleepy life he lives in Winnipeg and escape? Maddin decides that the only possible escape would be to "film my way out", thus motivating the creation of the "docu-fantasia" already underway.
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