Sentence examples for slumber before from inspiring English sources

Snow whispers winter, the season of slumber before a bright awakening in spring.

The mountain then seemed to return to its slumber before a spectacular explosion on Wednesday sent a plume of ash more than 30,000 feet into the atmosphere.

For the censors, movie monsters took a decades-long slumber before reawakening as the Video Nasty Nightmare in the early 1980s.

For every person you meet who fell into deep slumber before the end of the first hour, you find another who was utterly hypnotized by its languid rhythms and its haunting lyricism.

There was plenty of entertainment on a pitch that began sluggishly, as if rubbing its eyes after rousing from a slumber, before livening up during the early part of the afternoon, with the clouds rolling over for a while.

However, he wants to wait until current products demonstrate they actually improve people's slumber before Nest invades dreamland.

At 6 30 a.m. on a recent Sunday, as the Chiefs slumbered before their first home game, against the San Diego Chargers, there were lines a half-mile long outside the stadium.

His efforts to overcome this compulsion, and his powerlessness against it, are the whole drama and substance of the book, which is punctuated by Jane desperately searching for her husband in parking lots and beside freeways, blistered, wind-burnt, broken and slumbering, before bundling him back into the car, and waiting for the next time.

And more: how long could he go before his old habits of embarrassing grandiloquence and associative rambling, his increasingly unchecked tendency to put "Norman Mailer" at the heart of whatever he was writing, how long before "the slumbering Beast" rose up to reinhabit him and scupper the enterprise?

The third, by a new writer, about a spaceship passenger prematurely thawed from a cryogenic slumber a century before anyone else, is available to studios or financiers, with Keanu Reeves attached to produce and star.

Alex, Sam, and even Jane lie awake, wide-eyed at the sins they did or did not commit the night before; only Ian slumbers, a naughty baby, replete with immorality.