somnolent

The women had long ago given up talking, and they lay somnolent in the heat.

I lay waiting for death in a state of somnolent pain.

After a long, somnolent summer, Broadway came alive again this week.

The somnolent Democrats could be aroused by the environment issues.

His tone was loud enough to break through to even the most somnolent in the room.

There is nothing to suggest anything but somnolent rural tradition.

The place was not somnolent like the county sheriff's offices you saw on television.

Lights began to come on as the somnolent hotel woke to life.

A few officers strolled in front of the somnolent lines.

And so it was, even on that somnolent day.

There was a slow, somnolent buzzing sound somewhere close by.

At the edge of the jungle they stopped to study the somnolent village.

"They are so somnolent as to create no news?"

And you can all go back to your somnolent pretense."

The city remained somnolent, except for traffic headed the way we were.

"But I burn to hear what brings you to this somnolent paradise."

In this way the somnolent 1950s drew to a close.

From within comes the steady, somnolent buzz of a great many flies.

From the river it almost disappeared into its own somnolent ether.

He turned and surveyed the stalls, many with somnolent attendants.

Or it could lower interest rates, which might have the added benefit of getting somnolent consumers to spend more.

The slow currents of its words parted the somnolent mouth.

The somnolent mind of the platypus is no joking matter.

Only children called as usual, prodding somnolent mothers into action.

She had suddenly emerged from her somnolent state and was listening to him intently.