dozing造句怎么写

After lunch the old man likes to lie on his sofa, dozing off soundly.

Nyah, much smaller then, dozing in her crib by the bed.

The master, throned on high in his great splintbottom armchair, was dozing, lulled by the drowsy hum of study.

Napping at work isn't acceptable in the UK, but in Japan dozing anywhere from Parliament to business meetings is allowed.

These eastern Australian residents spend most of their time dozing in eucalyptus trees, waking up at night to feed on the trees' tough leaves.

A car full of passengers, some talking in a whisper, more are dozing, through the windows of the early winter sun, like a gentle hand touching people's faces.

Lasses are as beautiful as flowers, lads are bright and broad minded, for the sake of establishing a new world, we are shaking the dozing mountains awake and making the rivers over.

In full of cold idea of autumn wind, has put on thick cotton-padded clothes the old people, sitting in the north wall ribs, lee basking, chatting or dozing eyes closed.

The pupil was dozing over a book.

Dotard, a-dozing at the very nonce.

Some are dozing and some are looking disdainfully at me.

If you feel yourself dozing off, try to take a break and find a water fountain.

Her husband dreamed of lying on the deck languidly and dozing in the afternoon sun.

Carnivores spend most of the day dozing, omnivores sleep a moderate amount, and herbivores nap when they can.

The open back of a truck would reveal delivery men moping on piles of sacks, or dozing among pink and blue bales of cloth.

On one long afternoon recently, there were dozens of soldiers dozing on their kit bags and staring at two large television screens - one showing college basketball, the other The Graduate.

He was dozing in the hammock when I called.

They often come to the table not for work, but for whispering, or even dozing.

People who snore loudly, have difficulty falling asleep, or often wake up feeling tired may have more to worry about than dozing off at work.

My God, he is dozing off.

With no quarry to be found in the demilitarised zone, North spotted a dozing enemy across the border.

An old man was dozing under a nearby hibiscus tree.

That first morning, the bike and myself were carried across the river on a tiny wooden boat, piloted by a man who had previously been dozing in the sunshine.