The phrase "awake for some" is not correct in standard written English.
It may be intended to convey that some people are awake, but it lacks clarity and proper grammatical structure.
Example: "While many were asleep, there were a few who were awake for some reason."
Alternatives: "awake for a few" or "awake for certain".
Ulamec said the probe appears to have been awake for some time before it called home, because some of the packages received contained historical data.
Second, as mentioned above, participants in our PM AM condition were awake for some time (4.5 hours or so); the time spent awake may have diminished performance to some extent, which is consistent with our assertion that wakefulness interferes with the retention and consolidation of face recognition memory.
54% stated to accept the term even if sedation is interrupted and the patient is awake for some time.
Foundation can brighten your face and make you look more awake; for some, this is a must!
I found him still sitting like that, hours later, when I awoke for some reason.
"I dozed off but then suddenly awoke: for some reason I felt afraid.… I suddenly felt that I don't need any of this, that there is no need to ride this far, that I'll die right here, away from home.
If you're a die-hard Groundhog Day fan, you'll want to set your alarm for 6 40 AM - that's when the first showing is due to begin - and be prepared to remain awake for quite some time; the final airing is due to finish a whole 24 hours later.
When it happens, I'm stuck somewhere between sleep and consciousness; it feels as if my brain is wide awake but, for some reason, I'm completely unable to move or speak.
Then some cats were allowed to sleep, while others were kept awake for 6 more hours, some in the dark and others in the light.
The CIA kept some detainees awake for 180 hours, the report notes, "at times with their hands shackled above their heads".
Dolphins can stay awake for five days at a stretch, like some terrible predator from the collective unconscious.
