Citations:sleepdrunk

English citations of sleepdrunk and sleep-drunk

• 1963, Max Bodenheimer, Prelude to Israel: the memoirs of M. I. Bodenheimer‎^[1], →ISBN, page 19:

  Thousands of sleepdrunk beings / filling the decks / blocks of basalt with human faces / lying in deathlike slumber.

• 2007, Libba Bray, The Sweet Far Thing, Random House, →ISBN, page 127:

  I steer toward the other side of the river, where the horizon glows the golden orange of sunset. It makes me feel sleep-drunk, as if I am napping in the sun.

• 2012, Anne Lyle, The Alchemist of Souls: Night's Masque, Volume 1, Osprey Publishing, →ISBN, unnumbered page:

  The younger man stirred, rolled over, hands and mount seeking Ned blindly. Ned turned his back and Gabriel took him, slow and sleep-drunk at first, then more urgently, their bodies turned slick with sweat.