Pickup trucks and minivans driven by people looking for a place to sleep slip into the spaces where the night-shift workers park, to blend in and reduce the chance anyone will notice them.
To the Editor: Most mornings, while my 10-year-old daughter and her other father are still sleeping, I slip down to our front door to prescreen the morning Times.
Not only could their new construction, dubbed "Sleeping Beauty," slip into chromosomes, but a small test gene spliced into the transposon was also imported into the DNA of fish and human cells.
To prove that Brooklyn has become a DIY party paradise where you never have to go home, I decided to see if I could rave for the entire weekend without stopping, sleeping, or slipping into a nice, warm coma.
Try eating breakfast, lunch, dinner, post workout, before bed (at least an hour before going to sleep) and slip in two snacks in between.
Lock us up and throw away the key because we can start a fight with our own mothers, even if our mothers aren't even in the same room as us, and we are asleep, writhing fitfully in nightmarish sleep, slipping and sliding in a pool of puke, shit, blood and kebab meat.
They could still sleep comfortably, slipping between their silk sheets of self-satisfaction.
But the zipper on his sleeping bag kept slipping down.
The guard who was acting as Jabin's accomplice went to a pharmacist in town, bought a new package of sleeping pills, and slipped it to Kumar.
Its voice, sweet but tough and insistent, pulses in every molecule of the new Broadway musical "Billy Elliot," demanding that you wake up sleeping fantasies of slipping on tap or ballet shoes and soaring across a stage.
