sleep!" and of hearing the patient, as so often happened when the degree of hypnosis was light, remonstrate with me: "But, doctor, I'm not asleep," and of then having to make highly ticklish distinctions: "I don't mean ordinary sleep; I mean hypnosis.
When I caught my first glimpse of Michael Phelps, ambling down a corridor in a gray hooded sweatshirt and rumpled track pants, shaggy hair over his brow and with a beard in some indeterminate state of grooming, it was easy to mistake him for any ordinary sleep-deprived collegian.
This wasn't like an ordinary sleep, it's a really deep sleep.
You can address different ordinary sleep issues through lifestyle changes and overhauled sleep cleanliness.
A new theme was the "sacred importance" of the human body in its ordinary aspect (breathing, sleeping, eating) and the continuity with nature that the body made possible (in contrast to the division between humanity and nature that he had emphasised in the 1930s); his poems on these themes included "In Praise of Limestone" and "Memorial for the City".
To start with, it was an ordinary sleeping-bag — you know, you get in, which means you start dreaming.
But the poem's sudden shifts make our understanding of order more slippery: the "To start with" ends up in the middle; the "ordinary sleeping-bag" quickly expands into the "boarding school / for the psychologically inflammable".
If Abstract Expressionism is about the preciousness of the painter's touch, Mr. Hammons's arrangements of raddled plastics and frayed blankets are about the touch of ordinary bodies laboring, sweating, sleeping, trying to stay warm.
A nice idea in principle, but it remains to be seen whether HedgeStreet will enable ordinary folk to sleep better.
You've goaded this sleeping giant, the ordinary licence fee payer's docile spirit animal, into expressing an opinion on something more controversial than Judy Murray's Viennese Waltz?
The analysis of muscle activity was divided into three periods: ordinary daily activities, mealtimes, and sleeping.
