And he rammed his own rifle one inch from the face of the half-asleep figure. |
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Two rather frowsy saloon girls, adorned with feathers and too much paint, were leaning against the bar, half-asleep. |
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Two Indian doctors were sitting there, both of them half-asleep, heads down. |
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Lastly, we have two scenes in which Norm and Marge half-asleep watch a Nature show about the life cycle of a bark beetle. |
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You can be bored, scared, hypercritical, injured by a mascara wand or half-asleep, and nobody will be any the wiser. |
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Sally, the American student, was half-asleep at a corner table after a pub crawl. |
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Solastian was half-asleep now and leaning against the door window, eyes half-closed and unfocused and breath fogging up the glass. |
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At about 5.15 a.m., still half-asleep, I began to hear shouts, blows, hammering against the front door below and terrified screams. |
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Admittedly the voice is a bit monotonous, but the band's energetic set manages to please a still half-asleep crowd. |
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He lingered over his ale and bread, wishing with every half-asleep nerve and sinew that it was a cup of strong, black coffee and a flaky warm croissant. |
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Obviously someone tried to pull a fast one, and equally obviously someone else was half-asleep. |
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Alexis, still half-asleep, told her she was crazy. |
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Let's agree that Anita was awake and Andrés half-asleep. |
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He lay slooming half-asleep, half-awake, thinking about Tuesday afternoon. |
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