Sentence examples for sleep far from inspiring English sources

I sleep far away from the city centre so my things don't get stolen, and I never stay too long in the same place.

He faces tough opposition in Fraser Forster, but should he continue leaking goals and pushing Swansea away from the relegation zone, the 16th place team's fans will sleep far easier at night.

But films such as "Lady in a Cage" reveal the dark side of summer, that season in which fights break out on the subway and lovers sleep far apart in the bed and the heat tempts normally passive mortals to madness.

For those who sleep far fewer hours, there may be a bit of foolery going on, he said, because too little sleep — even if you feel just fine the next day — usually saps productivity.

There were nights, she could not sleep far enough away from him.

"Here you don't sleep far away from your trench because this Boko could crawl," said Iorakpen.

I'm sure David Cameron sleeps far easier.

As it turned out, she had never slept far from a car, either.

Shots of the men sleeping, far from the usual contexts in which they are usually framed, render them human.

As the week progressed I found myself sleeping far better – simply because I wasn't lying in bed for hours double-checking my newsfeed.

The USA National Sleep Foundation encourages us to take an active role in regulating our sleep schedules by saying, "the one-third of our lives that we spend sleeping, far from being "unproductive," plays a direct role in how full, energetic and successful the other two-thirds of our lives can be".