Bleary

It looks more like the kind of thing you'd make in a bleary stupor at 3 AM than a well-thought-out piece of corporate synergy.

And many a bleary-eyed traveller in Dubai’s cavernous airport tried their luck at the constant raffles being offered, whether for one million dollars, a luxury car or a racing motorcycle.

In a bleary eyed video uploaded to Facebook, the singer complained that no one was listening to her music because radio stations were refusing to play her track, Earthquake.

The driver drove off but was later located by police at Oakdene Park, Bleary.

Unfortunately, Bleary YFC missed out on striking the top spots.

Contacts from my professional life are listed as having watched my Instagram story right above people I’ve met while bleary-eyed in a club smoking area at 2am.

GAME OF THRONES fans looked a little bleary Monday morning.

I’m old enough to remember when research involved tedious hours spent hunched over dusty books in government offices or staring through bleary eyes at microfilm readers in libraries.

His wife is conducting an interview and he’s creeping in the background like some bleary-eyed Michael Myers.

It could be the things that you are doing during the weekend that have set you up for a bleary week.

It's Royal Rumble weekend and grapple fans are getting ready to stay up all night and crawl into work in the morning, knowing that they can't tell their boss the reason why they're so bleary-eyed.

More than a few American television watchers were left bleary-eyed this morning thanks to a thrilling women's hockey match at the PyeongChang Winter Olympics that stretched past 2 a.m. eastern time.

Most men looked dazed and bleary-eyed, maintaining a safe silence.

The light emitted from our LED screens is blamed for everything from bleary eyes to much more serious health issues, so what is the truth about blue light: does it really cause insomnia and increased risk of cancer, and just how worried should we be?