Sentence examples similar to Revert to sleep from inspiring English sources

Even the idea of a single sleep every 24 hours is a concession to industralisation: left to their own devices, some research suggests, people revert to sleeping in two portions, with a few hours' quiet wakefulness in between, reminiscent of the "first sleep" and "second sleep" common in medieval England.

Even the idea of a single sleep every 24 hours is a concession to industralisation: left to their own devices, some research suggests, people revert to sleeping in two portions, with a few hours' quiet wakefulness in between, reminiscent of the "first sleep" and "second sleep" common in medieval England.

I sleep to sleep.

To sleep!

For patient isolation and to reduce artifact, the microprocessor is optically insulated from the lead wire and to save power, the microprocessor reverts to the sleep mode between each pulse stream.

Revert to two terms?

Revert to the old exam boards?

Revert to the beginning.

Revert to Windows.

Revert to your diurnal self.

But if the Mets miss the playoffs again, Manuel may have to revert to old habits and sleep in his uniform.