Sentence examples for make up lost sleep from inspiring English sources

Do I need to sleep eight hours, more or less, each night, or can I make up lost sleep over a week?

MentorDoctor: Making Up Lost Time After Katrina Next Wave Staff, 16 December 2005 MentorDoctor team advises a premed major attending Xavier University of Louisiana in New Orleans.

Now it wants to make up lost ground overseas.

The upper house sat late for 11 hours to make up lost time.

The big vote for Mr Sarkozy partly reflects a burning desire to make up lost ground after years of underperformance.

In a race that lasts only an hour, it can be impossible to make up lost time.

Landline charges have seen the biggest increases, as the telecoms companies have sought to make up lost calls income.

He bandaged it as he rode, trying to make up lost time, and only after he'd crossed the finish line checked to see if he needed stitches.

Reminiscenes of riding with Gilroy, a "fast roller," who had hoped to make up lost time, but got orders to slow down before he reached the destination, Fort Worth.

State budget cuts have led many domestic schools to make up lost revenue by adding students, in some cases by 10 percent in one year.

But owners can make up lost revenue by increasing ticket prices and offering more luxury suites.