Sentence examples for while not sleeping from inspiring English sources

Continuing with the infrastructure stimulus theme, it was a news item I read while not sleeping about Vice President Joe Biden's trip to north Georgia to deliver the first stimulus dollars that underscores how far we've fallen in our stature as a light among nations.

It is not certain what the true prevalence of insufficient sleep might be as evidence suggests that insufficient sleepers tend to overestimate their sleep time, or the true prevalence of long sleep given that these individuals may spend a long time in bed while not sleeping [ 66, 69– 72].

Donna now takes only half the prescription medicine she took before, and while still not sleeping a full night, she does get in some rest.

Every day talk to it gently and, after the second day, while it's not sleeping or eating, let it sniff your hand, then pick it up gently and put it on the floor.

"Experiments with adolescents from Israel showed that some evening types were able to go to bed earlier and fall asleep earlier, while some could not sleep for hours.

"Which explains why I have not slept in while," he said, with a laugh, during an earlier interview in June at his Singapore headquarters.

Prepare to not sleep for a while.

On gender and productivity Women should not sleep while men are working.

I was sitting on the nubby couch of a rented Florida vacation home while my children who had not slept past four-forty-five for days—whateverwhatrash trash was on the Cartoon Network.

And even in pursuing Mr. Giuliani's goal of clamping down on quality-of-life crimes, Mr. Bloomberg has broadened the definition and the approaches of that enforcement, insisting, for instance that while the homeless may not sleep on the streets, the shelters they are diverted to must have more beds, have additional services and be safe.

The van's air conditioning failed in 90-degree temperatures, and Galack soon began acting oddly, complaining of pain, and making so much noise the other passengers could not sleep while chained in their seats for the first two nights of the northbound trip.