Sentence examples for making sleep from inspiring English sources

And we may continue to register such things even while asleep, making sleep vaguely unrefreshing.

Internal temperatures often exceed 30C when it's only 22C outside, making sleep, and recovery from illness, more difficult.

The textile workers, who were clad in period clothing, were making sleep bags -- small pillows filled with herbs that were meant to induce drowsiness.

We have, it seems, internalized Hypnos, making sleep a kind of self-worship, and the bedroom, where we propitiate ourselves and our senses, its temple.

In The Cell, Daryl was trying to catch some shut-eye in gangmaster Negan's prison block when the music kicked in, making sleep impossible.

That night, the temperature dropped into the low fifties, making sleep difficult for the villagers, most of whom lay, without blankets, on mats or in the dust itself.

Lights blazed 24 hours a day, making sleeping difficult.

In the aftermath of 9/11, we were making sleeping bag coats out of every piece of fabric that we had.

A back off mechanism is used to avoid two or more nodes making sleeping decision at the same time.

Coach seats make sleep difficult.

And again, the celestial show makes sleep impossible.