If you're one of the unfortunate sleep-deprived Americans, do not fear!
St. Joseph's, at Sixth Avenue and Washington Place, is the principal Roman Catholic church in the Village and one of the oldest churches in the city; it has two large, freestanding columns on its porch, behind which, shielded from the street, generations of unfortunates have slept.
The findings suggested that one unfortunate result of sleep loss is this "double hit" in brain activity, said Matthew P. Walker, an author of the study and a professor of psychology and neuroscience at the University of California, Berkeley.
This discovery fuels rumors of witchcraft and dark hints that the unfortunate woman had been sleeping with the Devil.
Murders or other unfortunate events have woken sleeping dogs that, in some cases, have been lying dormant for years, and solving a crime in the present day often forces reluctant residents to relive or revisit past nightmares.
In "Usl at the Stadium," your story in this week's issue, a young man receives his fifteen minutes of fame in an unfortunate way — he's featured, sleeping, on the Jumbotron at Yankee Stadium, and becomes a figure of ridicule in the media.
I_n "Usl at the Stadium," your story in this week's issue, a young man receives his fifteen minutes of fame in an unfortunate way—he's featured, sleeping, on the Jumbotron at Yankee Stadium, and becomes a figure of ridicule in the media.
In another example, despite the scores of publications outlining the importance of sleep, there is an unfortunate disregard for sleep in all hospitals.
Spidey's new chief opponent is the Sandman, a handle with unfortunate associations with getting small kids off to sleep.
Aside from its unfortunate name, which suggests that I might be killed in my sleep, Airocide has several features to recommend it.
They went to sleep, presumably, on Sunday night as villains, having suffered the unfortunate fate of committing miscues at critical moments in big games.
