Sentence examples for longer in bed from inspiring English sources

Mr. Pistorius has said that he did not realize Ms. Steenkamp was no longer in bed as he rose to check for an intruder, shouting to her to call the police.

His new wife, Xue Ying, lingered a while longer in bed under a canopy of pink gauze and a red wedding knot emblazoned with the symbol for "double happiness".

On the return leg, the men spent nearly 700 hours longer in bed than on the outward journey, and only perked up in the last 20 days before they clambered from their capsule in November 2011.

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Since snakes improve stamina, men might last longer in bed.

The one that lets you have a little longer in bed?

Thus, individuals with schizophrenia were inconsistent in their sleep patterns but, in general, took longer to fall asleep, spent a longer time in bed and actually slept longer than those in the control group.

Bipolar patients in remission display an actigraphic sleep interval that is longer (though with more midsleep awaking and poorer sleep efficiency, perhaps suggesting longer time-in-bed rather than increased actual total sleep time), and this predicts depression relapse.

In that study thirty migraineurs without aura, recruited from a tertiary university hospital, were found to have longer latency to sleep onset, less NREM sleep, lower arousal-index, more awakenings, longer time in bed and more awake time compared to 32 controls.

In Daytime Seizure, longer time in bed and latency to first REM and more NREM II were seen as well as a decrease of deep sleep and REM sleep compared to Seizure Free.

I actually don't mind this because: a) he snores, so when I do eventually finish changing and feeding the baby now, I'm no longer greeted in bed by a cacophony of deep grumbles, and b) it gives me a get-out clause with the other children.