They were sewing Lila up; she was still groggy from the drugs.

When I awoke, I was still groggy, but no longer in pain.

Though still groggy, Tom managed to kick the weapon out of reach.

He was still groggy, even though the serum was wearing off.

He rose, still groggy as he walked over to the chifforobe.

I sat up, still groggy, and went to the door of the bathroom.

Howard, still groggy with sleep, dumbly repeated what Strong had said.

I splashed water on my face but I was still groggy.

She was still groggy but seemed to regain enough consciousness to yell, Wait, wait!

Guban woke up in the middle of the night, but he was still groggy.

His eyes were bloodshot and droopy from the anesthesia, and he was still groggy.

She was still groggy from the pain pills, but the boot helped when she walked.

And she was still groggy when we questioned her.

I'm still groggy, in fact, the next morning when I wake up, which is probably better.

I stand up, still groggy, and I see why Kate has the luxury of berating me.

She is still groggy, but remembers something being shouted at her in the recovery room: precancerous tissue.