frowsy Sentences

The frowsy bed had not been made since the previous night, and the covers were askew.

The frowsy condition of the house suggested that no one had lived there in some time.

John’s frowsy appearance at the party caused some eyebrows to rise among his friends.

After a frowsy night of rough weather, the sailors eagerly awaited the sun to dry their disheveled clothes.

She always woke up feeling frowsy, yearning for the day she could wake up refreshed and energized.

The frowsy feeling of being constantly dragged through boring meetings weighed on her as she left the office.

The frowsy, dusty smell of the attic reminded her of her grandmother’s tales of her childhood.

The frowsy state of his study was only matched by the state of his mind, muddled and exhausted.

The frowsy garden was a testament to the lack of care it had received during the heavy rains and lack of sunlight.

Despite the frowsy appearance of the abandoned shed, they found it surprisingly well-kept inside.

The frowsy state of the battlefield was a grim reminder of the day’s events, where the survivors were in no condition to celebrate.

After a frowsy night of indulging in too much wine and too little sleep, he came to work looking like he had been rolled in a dustbin.

The frowsy stack of papers on his desk was a clear indication of the vacuum of energy he felt.

The frowsy blanket on the sofa was a comforting sight, inviting her to crawl under and rest.

Mr. Johnson approached the frowsy end of the warehouse with a frown, sensing trouble.

The frowsy sky hinted at a storm that was brewing, casting long shadows across the landscape.

The frowsy state of the classroom was a stark contrast to the excitement of the children who were about to embark on a field trip.

The frowsy foliage over the road sign was barely enough to still read the destination, but it was enough to make their way through the woods.

Driven by frowsy energy, she managed to finish the report before the deadline.