Sentence examples for thought of sleeping from inspiring English sources

The men like the thought of sleeping in the deposed dictator's backyard.

It's as if he'd been out at a rave with them, dancing ecstatically, ingesting some mildly illegal drugs with them, no thought of sleeping.

THE FACTS -- Most Americans relish the thought of sleeping late, and experts have traditionally recommended eight hours of rest each night.

BUT years later, as my old bones began to ache at the thought of sleeping on the hard ground, and a heavy backpack seemed more like punishment than vacation, I was tempted by the comforts of the High Sierra Camps.

He chattered excitedly at the thought of sleeping in his own room (he and Grandma shared a bed in their small trailer).

And the truth is that it was always the thought of sleeping with boys as a girl that I found sexually compelling; I was a straight or slightly bisexual girl all along, but I lost out on what could have been the kinds of deep, sisterly friendships many women get to enjoy, because I did not transition and instead tried to fit the women in my young life into my careful heterosexual front.

The problem is that this last is the only version that the spouse gets to hear - since it is the one whose composition makes even the thought of sleep at last impossible - and that one, he or she knows, as soon as they've heard it, is really really not worth sending.

The mere thought of sleep makes him panic, which sort of complicated our interview because every time he thought about his phobia, he had to try and fight off having an anxiety attack.

He sees it all on the streets, but he says he can't bear the thought of girls out sleeping rough.

What's really fascinating is that I think the same part of me that eroticises jealousy is the part that used to make me feel sick at the thought of my partner sleeping with someone else.

My worst nightmare is the thought of my partner sleeping with another man.