Sentence examples for become sleep from inspiring English sources

The result is that you become sleep deprived.

He'd also like to use that knowledge to find ways of improving the performance of people with chronically impaired brains or those who can become sleep deprived in high-pressure, life-and-death jobs, like doctors, firefighters and soldiers.

Al Cisneros, Matt Pike and Chris Hakius grew up together listening to punk and formed a band called Asbestos Death, which later went on to become Sleep.

In the days leading to the title game, Auriemma said he had become sleep-deprived, tossing and turning at the thought of Montgomery ending her career without a championship.

Good teachers are like jugglers keeping a dozen balls in the air so come nighttime, with alarm set for 6am to finish grading papers, memories of the day that's gone – including the students who didn't understand something, forgot their lunch or were embarrassed by wrong answers – become sleep-resistant barriers.

Anyone who's brought up a teenager knows that they can "sleep" with the television or laptop on all night if you let them, but eventually even the most determined night owl can become sleep-deprived and raddled, especially when they're attempting to keep normal daylight hours.

During the night following the ceremony, the serum induces a simulation and all of the Dauntless become sleep-walking soldiers ordered to attack the Abnegation compound.

However, if a horse is never allowed to lie down, after several days it will become sleep-deprived, and in rare cases may suddenly collapse as it involuntarily slips into REM sleep while still standing.

An empty shopping bag emanates menace; a corpse becomes Sleeping Beauty; the Branch Davidian compound is bathed in moonlight.

It's a big yes to sweeping views and any kind of water; a big no to busy roads, extensive woodlands and endless flat areas (walking becomes sleep-walking).

Two other women who said that they became sleep-eaters while under Ambien's influence were among four former Ambien users who filed suit against Sanofi-Aventis in United States District Court in Manhattan last week, contending they were harmed by the drug.