Sentence examples similar to sleep bringing from inspiring English sources

It may be that a lack of sleep brings a new dimension to creativity.

Sleep brings unusually vivid dreams, which Ben – having guessed as much – reveals is common among guests.

The strange silence of Monday afternoon and the lack of sleep brings a feeling of slightly altered consciousness.

The sudden flood of light, pouring in on Father Kleinsorge's half sleep, brought him leaping out of bed, braced for a new concussion.

Sleep brought no respite; every dream took place on the deck of a tossing ship, a runaway rollercoaster, a plane caught in violent turbulence, a falling elevator.

Joan Bakewell London George Monbiot has fallen into the common trap of thinking that housing is only a place where people cook, eat, bathe, sleep, bring up their children and watch TV.

When it's time to go to sleep, bring your pet rock's bed with you in your sleeping bag.

If the kid can not sleep bring a book (unless provided) to read the the toddler as a bedtime story and make sure it's age appropriate.

The accommodating Hazel promptly breaks Doc's arm as he sleeps, bringing the two lovers back together.

Even the already ubiquitous "Yellow submarine" is specific in its simplicity, and a number like "I'm only sleeping" brings a vivid picture of the pop-world: the late-sleeping Beatle being jolted into consciousness – nicely illustrated in the repeated jolting back to life of the music.

Sleeping brings little relief: you turn, you hurt, you wake.