Sentence examples for sleeping perhaps from inspiring English sources
The phrase "sleeping perhaps" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to suggest uncertainty or speculation about someone or something being in a state of sleep. Example: "I thought I heard a noise coming from the other room, but it was just the cat sleeping perhaps."
"In any one night, one in three people is having difficulty sleeping, perhaps 5%to10%0% of the general population has insomnia, and many people get on with their lives and they cope with it.
Now that some school districts have pushed back bells for the sake of teens' sleep, perhaps it's time for more companies can reinstate naptime for adults.
Mr. Lynch said that he had slept perhaps four hours between the signing of the transaction and the announcement of the investment.
Mr. Lynch said he had slept perhaps four hours between the signing of the transaction and the announcement Monday of the investment.
When I asked Iris if it thought I should go to sleep, "Perhaps you could use the rest" was its flat, humorless response.
If a steady stream of digital lullabies from the iCrib doesn't put your baby to sleep, perhaps a choice political podcast will do the trick.
He had slept perhaps as little as the presidential candidates that night, Mr. King wrote, wondering whether he could have done something to tip the balance in the proposal's favor.
Mer Girl begins with a sound that suggests a distant, eerie telephone – messages from the deep – and a woman running away from her mother ("who haunts me, even though she's gone"), a man she "cannot keep", and a daughter "who never sleeps" (perhaps baby Lourdes?).
And on some occasions sea otters have even been seen holding paws while they sleep, perhaps to stay together.
The Impact Of Not Enough Sleep Perhaps because they seem to get the best rest, the Japanese respondents noted a lesser impact of getting too little shut-eye.
In the first three days I slept perhaps ten hours in all.
