Sentence examples for in which sleeping from inspiring English sources

Last week, the council claimed that repealing "don't ask, don't tell" would lead to an explosion of "homosexual assaults" in which sleeping soldiers would be the victims of fondling and fellatio by gay predators.

The young sketch troupe Late Night Gimp Fight were entirely unapologetic about their scene at Edinburgh last month, in which Sleeping Beauty wasn't kissed awake by her prince, but raped instead.

Overall, many aspects of plasticity in sleep related to predation risk require further study, as do the ways in which sleeping animals monitor predatory threats.

Indochine is celebrating its 20th birthday this month, and it still flaunts a noisy and crowded dining room, a tropical-bordello décor and a gaunt, gorgeous crew of servers who look as if they have just tumbled out of beds in which sleeping was not a priority.

But in a culture in which sleep increasingly takes a back seat to nearly everything else, prioritizing sleep is difficult.

Future prospective studies in which sleep quality habits and QOL are recorded in migraineurs and non-migraineurs would allow for better understanding of the directionality of reported association.

That's the next step for the system — researching the ways in which sleep patterns impact diseases like Parkinson's and Alzheimer's, both of which are linked closely to various sleep disorders.

This quadriphasic model of sleep is now obsolete, in view of the new study in which sleep is broken down into seventeen distinct stages.

"On a day-by-day basis, there seems to be a vicious cycle in which sleep affects next-day relationship functioning, and relationship functioning affects the subsequent night's sleep," says Brant Hasler, the clinical psychologist who led the research.

The first was Johnny Goodman, co-founder (with his father, John Goodman) of CPAP.com, a retailer of portable medical devices to treat sleep apnea, an ailment in which sleep is interrupted when the breathing passage constricts.

In addition, for those nights in which sleep doesn't return immediately, and I arise to read or work for two or three hours, there is the anticipation of drifting off for an afternoon siesta to look forward to.