Sentence examples for to be slept through from inspiring English sources

It is "meant to be slept through," Richter says.

Wilpon would not say what gave him confidence in a team that appears to be sleeping through its schedule.

Like Rip Van Winkle, our nation seems to be sleeping through this demographic revolution, oblivious to what today's college students look like, what is happening with them on campus, and what they need to succeed.

Detection of insufficiently light sedation, of awakening of a patient during a mobile ICU transfer when the patient was supposed to be sleeping through the procedure would be a meaningful application for the BIS monitor, especially in those cases mentioned above, when deriving the RASS seems impracticable.

Faradje, a town with an ends-of-the-earth feel and about 25,000 people, seems to be sleep-walking through a new, violent reality.

Most of the characters seemed to be sleep-walking through the episode -- or worse, acting like animatronic versions of themselves in a Yorkshire Disneyland.

Rather than skittering around with leftovers after paying out to the bank, the loans companies, the credit card companies, and trying to make what's left stretch to cover our (wholly reasonable, according to the CCCS) living expenses, I'll be paying out a single, affordable amount every month to my creditors and, I hope, be sleeping through the night again.

This is the longest stretch of back-to-back nights that he's slept through the night since he was born.

I wanted to fast forward till he was sleeping through the night.

By 12 weeks of age, 80% of these 'at risk' infants in the behaviour program, compared to 60% in the control group, were sleeping through the night.

If you're sleeping through your bouts of snoring, you need to take their word for it.