Sentence examples for falling asleep over from inspiring English sources

Thus we are treated to pathetic scenes of the octogenarian Buckley falling asleep over his dinner plate, projectile vomiting, absently wandering hospital corridors, mistaking his DVD player for a thermostat and demanding to have lunch with people long dead.

She's gone to university now, so it's great for me because I miss her at home and I get these little titbits from her day, or she'll Snapchat me at 1.30am falling asleep over her books.

After inadvertently falling asleep over a book and eating seafood lasagne so fast it burnt my mouth, I enjoyed another given by a mellifluous woman who opened with: "I'm not an academic, I'm more of a performer, and my field is vampires", who was encyclopedic about DWJ's grasp of ghostly folklore and who delivered the superb line "God Almighty!

If you're lucky, you might just find Wi-Fi in the hotel lobby, but that kind of luck has come my way only at high-tech conferences where wireless links have become mandatory to keep the audience from falling asleep over presenters' brilliant PowerPoints.

Seventy-five percent of even the poorest of poor sleepers were sleeping healthily again in a matter of weeks," says Hames. "On average falling asleep over 50% faster, spending 50% less time awake at night, and we're seeing that those clinical effects are broadly echoed in a live community of users, like in the wild".

It's a bit like being the last guy in the bar, falling asleep over the counter.

"I was working as a draftsman for a firm in Dorchester, but because I was also performing in the evenings with a rock group, I kept falling asleep over my desk," he told a London interviewer in 2006.

At worst, you'll just fall asleep over pudding.

One investor even fell asleep over his apple tart.

He put her in a bin bag and fell asleep over the catalogue 20 minutes later.

I tend to buy guidebooks in a desperate last-minute rush to the bookstore, and then fall asleep over them during the flight.