Sentence examples for steal sleep from inspiring English sources

-Saddam Hussein, in a televised address to the Iraqi people, January 17 ,2002 The tyrant must steal sleep.

The doctor paused when she reached Tramadol, a mild opioid I use sometimes before bed when pain threatens to steal sleep.

As a child he was awakened by the late-night swing jam sessions of his father and friends, whose beats and crescendos thrilled even as they stole sleep.

As a modern man whose dreams and ambitions have been charred to a cinder by the vagaries of time and circumstance and whose life has been reduced to hours of overtime interspersed with a few moments of stolen sleep and, if my ulcerous stomach can handle it, the sweet oblivion of drink, I find myself drawn to this iPad app, called Nursery Rhymes Storytime.

He wandered, usually alone, but sometimes in small gangs, begging and stealing, sleeping in the streets, occasionally in an orphanage.

Claiming people were still screwing, shitting, stealing, sleeping and picking lice out of their hair on their cafe veranda.

Diana Ross means to steal our sleep.

Dr. Sri was even able to steal some sleep in a small anteroom.

I tiptoe to the edge and, lying down flat, my hands clutching the cliff's rough stone, I peer over the precipice to see something that would steal the sleep from the most heat-tired of eyes.

Heatley is facing a lifetime of daily remorse, of haunting images he can't blink away, of guilt that will steal his sleep, of profound sadness that will interrupt a routine moment.

John worries when Raymond stays in the building — he worries that someone will steal his sleeping bag and Raymond will freeze — but Raymond has made it clear to the addicts and dealers and derelicts on the floor that "I'll kick down your door and take what's mine if you come near me".