Sentence examples for waking half from inspiring English sources

As embassy life grew more strained, he began to have fantasies of a simpler existence: "Half waking, half dreaming, in my single bed in the embassy, I could see myself running away to live the rest of my life with HJK".

Police took three hours (ie, not until long after it was over) to come to the scene of a fierce battle that must have woken half of Gaza City, including your correspondent.

Start by going to bed half an hour earlier and waking up half an hour earlier each night and take it from there.

Half were regular daily smokers (50% male), defined as smoking every day of the week at least five cigarettes per day starting within 1 hour of waking, and half were non-daily smokers (50% male), defined as smoking at least one cigarette per week, but not daily.

Try waking up half an hour earlier just to have some time with yourself before you start your day.

First of all, if you have to wake up to go somewhere, trying waking up half an hour earlier when your on your period.

Now, in their wake, half a dozen mini-series are being shot or are on the drawing boards in St . Petersburg starring counterintelligence agents, mafia dons, tough female investigators and other heroes and villains in Russia's newly recast obsession with the struggle between good and evil.

In these circumstances, the tension that results from expectation and that directs the mind to anticipate events and outcomes is dissipated, the spectator tires, and the mind fluctuates between waking and half-sleeping states in which the events on the stage mingle with mental fantasies to produce a new mode of consciousness.

This part may not seem that important, but it led to me waking up half-drunk the next morning.

If you woke up half an hour earlier and slept half an hour later each day to feed a side project, by the end of the year, you'd have over two extra full weeks spent doing something that is soul enriching.

And we, half sleeping, half waking, now live in a permanent twilight zone of our own zip-fumbling making, that after the appropriate gestation period, when I watched your body bloom and blossom (your words), or swell and explode (mine), delivered unto us this bundle of boy who has taken up more space in our world – the world generally – than his tiny frame should allow for.