Sentence examples for slumber comes from inspiring English sources

And no small part of their restful slumber comes courtesy of their mothers.

But the first major jolt that woke London from its slumber came on 2 September, when a YouGov/Times poll found that the no side's apparently impregnable lead had shrunk from 14 points to six in under a month.

The name came from the lazy groove of the drums and vocal chops, for some reason I felt it had a slight lullaby like quality and so Slumber came up".

Emerging from slumber, or coming alive, is clearly an essential cinematic trope.

On the contrary, every time the United States has lagged behind in Libya or in Syria for example, the European countries have helped resuscitate American interest, so that it may not fall into the slumber that usually comes when it fixates itself upon its domestic affairs, especially during an elections period.

CARDINALS 45, LIONS 38: Arizona's slumbering offense came alive against winless Detroit.

The effort by Hamels on Sunday night, reminiscent of the spectacular 2008 postseason performances that earned him Most Valuable Player awards in the N.L. Championship Series and the World Series, gave some Phillies a sense of invincibility, especially if their slumbering bats come around.

Judge me if you want but I happen to enjoy the sweet rapture of slumber before the sun comes up, so whatever.

It woke Everton from their slumber and Fellaini came within a whisker a minute later.

And what does he hope Shallow Slumber will achieve – especially when it comes to the travails of social workers?

When it comes to sleep, learning about the weather's influence can be helpful for preparing for and mitigating slumber-stealing situations.