Sentence examples for fall asleep now from inspiring English sources

"Let's not fall asleep now".

You have to – and don't fall asleep now, because here comes the political jargon – prioritise.

"You're gonna fall asleep now," one of them said, when asked what they did for a living.

I've paid this month's rent I'm all alone, listen... tick, tock, tick, tock It's the graveyard shift, yes the doors are all locked There's a faint meow, some faraway snoring At times this is boring If I fall asleep now, my job security is zero Waves of sleep ripple in, dare I blink too long?

Feel free to fall asleep now; after all your hard work, you deserve it.

We're all familiar with the feeling of early morning dread that results from a night of tossing and turning, meticulously counting the hours of rest that could be obtained if you were just able to fall asleep now and the incessant frustration that comes after yet another night of bad sleep.

I am well on my way to falling asleep now, you thought.

"Heavy-Eyed Owl told Roger the Rabbit, I can see that you are tired, [name] and that both of you are very close to falling asleep now.

He began (in his dream) to fall asleep, and now his daughter suddenly appeared.

With the notable exception of Will Smith's recent, Jazzy Nortonbetted Grappearancen appearance, it is rare to be entranced by any actor being interviewed about their new film, but Morgan Freeman's appearance on Fox News's This Morning certainly holds the attention, not least because the actor appears to fall asleep while Now You See Me co-star Michael Caine continues chatting, seemingly oblivious.

I had a flash of my mother sitting beside my bed for an entire night, shaking me awake whenever I tried to fall asleep, and I now wanted my mother, not in her diminished current state, brittle retiree, but as she had been when I was young, a small person but gigantic, a person who had blocked out the sun.