The efficiency of an overnight stay characterised by trouser press, expense-accounted minibar and a sharp wake-up call may be just the tonic from Monday to Friday.
On Sept. 13, Jyoti Sharp woke up to find that half of her home was dangling above the roaring creek.
Some argue that Flynn's public flogging is just what the struggling Afghanistan war needs, a sharp wake-up call to a slumbering bureaucracy, and that may well be true.
Make sure you go to sleep at 9pm sharp and wake up at 6 30am.
I closed my eyes, and drowsed until a sharp horn woke me.
I sobered up, sharp, like waking into a strange nightmare.
Hull have just the warning from Sharp to ponder: wake up and do it.
The cars are direct drive, which means they have no clutches or transmissions, so they have to be pushed to be started — kind of like giving a grizzly bear a sharp nudge to wake it from hibernation.
He ends the fifth and final verse with a question, which comes across as both gentle and sharp: "When you wake up in the morning, baby, look inside your mirror, you know I won't be next to you, you know I won't be near.
The criticism for his less than decorous language and behaviour online grew sharper in the wake of Sunday's comments.
