"Let me sleep on this one".
"We cannot sleep on our rooftops anymore," said Mohammadullah, who goes by one name, a resident of Asadabad, the capital of Kunar Province, where families regularly sleep on their roofs during the summer's sweltering heat, and who was voicing a common concern.
I cannot sleep on Shanghai time, and when I am supposed to sleep on Europe time I can't sleep again, he said.
Though the Spurs will aim to overtake the Thunder as the top seed in the West, Green says he and his team cannot sleep on other teams below them that are poised for a stronger second half.
In other strips, a twinkle of Christmas spirit remains; in 'Twas the night before Christmas, a 1979 cartoon from her long running series on the Weber family (described by Simmonds as "Guardian-reading, middle class and Labour voting... split ends, Dr Scholl sandals and Laura Ashley smocks") the youngest child cannot sleep on Christmas Eve, so his father goes to read him a story.
I said, "Of course, homeless people cannot sleep on private property, that's against the law of trespass.
I cannot sleep on planes, I read a book full of suspense, so the next page is the only thing I am anxious about.
You cannot sleep on your back in the third trimester, it's impossible to sleep on your stomach and it's uncomfortable for your back and pregnant stomach when you sleep on your side.
If you are one of the millions who cannot sleep, this information is for you.
On the stresses of management he added: "After a game I cannot sleep, there is too much going on in my head as I go over moves, think about game plans, think about which player has had a good or bad game – and it's worse if you lose.
