Sentence examples for bed longer from inspiring English sources

You might go to bed earlier or get up later, or you might hang out in bed longer on the weekends.

My nightstand is just piled with stuff to give my toddler to play with so I can keep her in bed longer.

Sleep restriction also involves keeping regular morning wake times, and not staying in bed longer in the morning in order to make up for sleep lost at night.

Theoretically, chances of ascending infection might be less than for open drainage, but closed drainage could keep a woman in bed longer, which can increase the risk of thromboembolism.

Finally, the elderly persons experiencing anxiety or depression agree with "When I've had a bad night, I should stay in bed longer in the morning to try to recover" in higher proportions than asymptomatic older individuals, but this is the least frequent problematic belief.

A comparison of ICUs performing universal admission screening with ICUs performing targeted or no screening revealed that ICUs with universal admission screening had a significantly higher number of ICU and hospital beds, longer length of stay, and higher device use than ICUs with other screening policies (data not shown).

Sometimes getting out of bed took longer than the increasingly spotty sleep itself.

I shall not go; I can garnish his bed no longer; I should be a by-word among all the women of Troy.

It's so quiet in my luxe garret next morning (especially since the bed no longer crackles) that I can't quite believe I'm in a city.

Reciting the advantages of the combined tool, he said: "It's heavier, more balanced, the bed is longer so it can handle larger stock and be more stable".

Academics at the University of Oxford believe there are biological reasons why people aged from 10 to 20 need to stay in bed for longer than the rest of us.