Sentence examples for hibernate like from inspiring English sources

People with the disorder are likely to hibernate like bears, oversleeping and avoiding venturing outside from fall through winter.

In winter, temperatures drop to skin-burning degrees and people hibernate like bears.

In a bear market, most developers are not inclined to hibernate like bears as a strategy for self-preservation.

… and why don't we say goodbye to winter tiredness altogether and hibernate like other animals?

I cried a lot, wanted to hibernate like the bears or to be very old or dead".

The best way I can describe it is like you just want to hibernate, like you don't want to engage with people".

Might they have hibernated, like bears?

They like to hibernate in treacherous caves, often on inaccessible walls and ceilings, and they tend to cluster in dense, uncountable masses.

She says she's like a strange woodland creature – she's all cosy and cuddly and likes to hibernate – but I see her as a wild horse.

But she is even better at the whimsical: in "Hamsterama," those "small, pet-like" creatures hibernate in "small bungalow colonies in the Catskills" and subsist on egg creams, English muffins and Velveeta.

The woolly bear likes to hibernate in the soil.