I nod off, my head sticking out into the aisle.
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There, you can do as you wish until you nod off.
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FADE OUT, WAKE UP Often I nod off watching a movie.
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In theory, that warmer light color makes it easier to nod off.
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Did you nod off and forget that Mother's Day is this Sunday?
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As you ride home from the office, you start to nod off.
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I've seen him nod off more than 20 times in an hour.
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Discarded syringes litter the ground and users nod off after injecting heroin.
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I'm also not above throwing on a podcast to help me nod off.
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Then I'd nod off, and twenty minutes later my alarm would go off.
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He acknowledged, too, that his honeyed voice caused some viewers to nod off.
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Thinking sexy thoughts before you nod off might make this more likely to happen.
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The dream-deprived nod off quickly, sleep soundly and emerge from sleep fully awake.
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When a dad gives his son permission to nod off, the little boy instantly complies.
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"One time she did nod off," said Ed Weeks, who plays Jeremy on the sitcom.
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And I'll bet you would nod off long before you made it to Elizabeth Warren.
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Best of all, it blocks out light and plane noise, so you can nod off easily.
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I take a cold shower and watch a documentary about the Earth as I nod off.
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You can't help but nod off by the time the narrators get to shoe storage possibilities.
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Another dismissed it as the adolescent version of nap time as sleep-deprived students sometimes nod off.
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I'd curl up, read, and nod off, the voices of the adults below lulling me to sleep.
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D. drives and I nod off, waking up only to buy gas ($69.29), kombucha, and Reese's ($5.68).
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Maybe it should nod off, at least for a few minutes a day, and proudly admit it.
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Most of the children curl up and nod off -- an oddly peaceful scene in such a stark environment.
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Every time I nod off on a flight, one of my AirPods always gets knocked outta my ear.
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Armchair Kremlinologists trace Twitter typos through the ether while the poor nod off their mortal coil en masse.
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He would strap his feet in, hit the button, turn on the TV. Sometimes he'd even nod off.
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Having encountered the self-indulgent Ginger, grand Saba, and tiny Bebe, I finally, finally nod off to sleep.
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If passengers nod off, it can recline their seats and turn up the heat to keep them cozy.
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I'm so tired from the accumulation of lack of sleep this past month that I start to nod off.
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He's also in charge of guarding the Prime Minister's Box of Chocolates, but he's been know to nod off.
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Dressed in ratty black clothes, Haas would show up hours late for work or nod off at his desk.
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" — STEPHEN COLBERT "He didn't just nod off for a second — he was asleep long enough to be hand drawn.
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When patients nod off, the lead doctor (Jon Gries) inserts himself into their dreams, not always to beneficial effect.
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Prince Charles appeared to nod off during the Queen&aposs speech at the State Opening of Parliament on Thursday.
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He knows you're hungover, and unlike your boss, he's not going to let you nod off in the broom closet.
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Pope Francis admitted that he sometimes falls asleep while praying but claims saints have also been known to nod off.
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It resembles the way you nod off in a moving car, or how a baby falls asleep while being rocked.
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The film's choreography, set to three songs from "Anima," begins normally enough as subway commuters collectively begin to nod off.
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But Mr. Nicholaw, the director and choreographer, and his top-drawer design team aren't about to let you nod off.
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He leaves and the nurse keeps reminding me to take deep breaths — apparently my breathing gets shallow when I nod off.
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Whenever he had to leave his family's house to score, or to nod off somewhere, he had to invent a story.
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She could nod off anywhere except in her crib: at swimming lessons, at the dinner table, sprawled on the kitchen floor.
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Given the importance of a good night's rest, it might be worth trying one out if you're struggling to nod off.
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Sure, it's normal to nod off in the morning during a smooth train ride, so why not put the pizza beside you?
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He appeared to nod off at times during testimony by his former apartment manager, a police forensic scientist and a coroner's investigator.
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The Calm app includes a Sleep Stories function, which offers users the opportunity to nod off to the voice of actor Stephen Fry.
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If you want to sleep, you nod off in your chair, or stake out a minimal amount of real estate on the theater floor.
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The persistent nod off at their desk - earning a fresh beating - as they gather energy for the long trek home and their evening jobs.
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You don't want to be working from the couch where you'll be tempted to nod off, turn on the TV, or just feel lazy.
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You slit open the belly, tug out the guts, strip naked, crawl inside, read a little light fiction for a while, and nod off.
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Junior employees tend to want to stay awake all day and be seen as energetic, and workers on assembly lines can't just nod off.
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You know you need to rock them, stroke their back or just keep a reassuring hand on them until they settle down and nod off.
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This includes Attention Assist, which can detect whether the driver starts to nod off, and Pre-Safe, which detects pedestrians crossing in front of the vehicle.
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I read more about the formative years of Michelle Obama while I crank up my electric blanket, finish my snack, and then nod off to sleep.
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We remember we wanted to watch Ricky Gervais's new Netflix special, and spend an hour parked in front of the TV trying not to nod off.
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Especially during an early meeting, exhausted attendees may start to nod off ... which isn't even remotely professional and can do lasting damage to your workplace reputation.
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His only comfort comes from constant touch: Every night, his grandparents take turns sitting beside him and scratching his back until he is able to nod off.
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The idea is that your little one will be so entranced by the soothing sounds and slowly drifting, colorful stars and clouds that they'll soon nod off.
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Unnamed aides on the Hill told Axios the 80-year-old tends to nod off in the sit-downs pretty regularly, a habit the president can't stand.
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This exposure impairs melatonin production and interferes with your ability to fall asleep as well as with the quality of your sleep once you do nod off.
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Before you nod off at the mere mention of the term, a quick (really!) refresher: Loosely, Net Neutrality is the principle that all bits are created equal.
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In a later opera, Monteverdi wrote an exquisite lullaby, "Oblivion soave," in which the performers seem to nod off themselves, before coming to and completing the song.
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At least two GOP senators, Jim Risch of Idaho and Richard Shelby of Alabama, appeared to nod off at their desks at some point during the week.
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This exposure impairs melatonin production and interferes with your ability to fall asleep, as well as with the quality of your sleep once you do nod off.
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Well, it turns out that Donald Trump being a normal candidate is so dull that the family members behind him on the stage looked ready to nod off.
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And like some of the heaviest kushes that I've watched my friends nod off from—to me that's how I start my day because it doesn't last long.
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"It was literally three or four seconds that it took to nod off and to cross the center line and to meet the other car," Swatzell recalled to Today.
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Actually catch some shut-eye on your next flight with this pillow that conforms to your neck and stops your head from falling forward every time you nod off.
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Soon the high evens out, and even before the rush is over, you might start to nod off, head dipping and jerking as you drift between waking and sleeping.
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A drink (or a few) in the evening may make it easier to nod off initially, but it can wreak havoc on the quality of your sleep you're getting.
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And yet a good bedtime book should make your baby feel calm, secure and ready to nod off — if she even makes it all the way to the end.
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Alabama's last execution may have burned a man alive because the "consciousness assessment" it administers is about as scientific as someone jostling you when you nod off on the sofa.
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While you swim in open Spanish waters brushing the bright-eyed fish, I spin in a street of yellow cars nod off to an organ in a small church on Broadway.
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Hopefully, it will take your baby back to the comfort and calm of the womb – and encourage them to nod off along the way – regardless of the background noise in your home.
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I prefer not to be talked to, ever, but especially not as I'm struggling to fall asleep, so it was a bit jarring trying to nod off to a playlist of manifesting videos.
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I'm still afraid to go back to sleep, but I don't want to look at the walls of this cell, either, so I pull the covers over my head and try to nod off.
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That might sound counterintuitive but while booze can cause you to nod off sooner, research has backed up my first-hand experience of having lower-quality of sleep after drinking even a moderate amount.
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I started falling asleep in class and, no matter how much I tried to stay awake, and no matter how much I slept the night before, I could't help but nod off during the day... everyday.
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Never mind that some studies suggest that a pill can extend your sleep by as little as three minutes a night and reduce the time it takes to nod off by only eight to twenty minutes.
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One of the few times it's actually funny to watch people sleep is when those people are incredibly powerful, and attending an important event surrounded by other powerful people, and still manage to nod off like kids in church.
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Just don't nod off at work since your bosses, parents, or authority figures are critically looking at your actions as Mars opposes Saturn in Capricorn on June 14, and some difficult conversations or rejections takes place on June 16.
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But insomnia is a massive problem, affecting an estimated 50 to 70 million U.S. adults — and one Smith and his co-founder Alex Tew aim to solve through droning stories that get your mind to relax enough to nod off.
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A word on exhaustion Multiple transfers over a six-hour train trip between Kinosaki and Kanasawa meant no time for naps; I had to set alarms on my phone to make sure I didn't nod off and miss my stop.
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So if you've made it this far and you're interested in giving workday naps a try (or just starting to nod off), here's a quick guide to the perfect nap: • Find a quiet, unoccupied space where you won't be disturbed.
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How many times will they have spent hours gathered in the room, not eating or sleeping for days, barely blinking, not wanting to miss that last breath, only to have the person die just when they nod off or use the bathroom?
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But now he checks social media the second his kids nod off and again in the early morning hours, mimicking the erratic sleep schedule of a president who might ignite a mini-scandal at any moment with an off-hand tweet—or several of them.
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It's not clear when Son exactly started to nod off, but he appears to be dozing off when the livestream first cuts a wide-shot showing Son between the panel moderator and private equity CEO Robert Smith, who's in the middle answering a question.
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Just when it looked as if some in the crowd at Christie's might nod off during a slow-going — albeit solid — auction of Impressionist and Modern works Monday evening, a bronze female head by Constantin Brancusi injected a powerful dose of excitement into the proceedings.
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And that imbalance, the work's ultimate misalignment, continues into a coda in which M. Lamar takes over at the piano, offering his own brilliant and ghostly echo of Eastman's sound while the dancers return to what they did before or nod off in their chairs.
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The Iowa race took center stage after being largely overshadowed by the raucous Trump presidency, and the impeachment drama that is just wrapping up in Washington and kept the senators running for the Democratic nod off the trail at the climax of the Hawkeye State campaign.
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Other fixes: the National Sleep Foundation recommends sipping chamomile tea, meditating, taking a hot shower or designating a specific time of the day (that's not right before bed) to worry about the things that are stressing you out to help you relax, so you can easily nod off when it's time to sleep.
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"If you wake up and never feel rested, feel groggy and tired throughout the day, or nod off in things you don't want to fall asleep in, that's a problem," says Lawrence Epstein, MD, medical director of clinical sleep medicine at Brigham and Women's Hospital, and spokesperson for the American Academy of Sleep Medicine.
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More from Tonic: But what the Mail failed to include in the piece cumbersomely titled: "Sleeping beauty diets are putting women at risk of an overdose as they rely on sedatives to nod off for up to 20 HOURS a day to stop them eating" was that fewer than six months earlier, they'd published a piece extolling the virtues of a diet by the same name.
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The school adopted a no frog policy. Some people say the name is actually Frog Nod because the frogs are singing when they nod off to sleep.
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And he felt it was "not at all hilarious" and in the end more likely to make us "nod off". Allison Keene, in a review for Collider gave the Pilot a "3-star Good" rating (Proceed with cautious optimism). She said the show was "fun, and while it has a clear sense of the scene it's deconstructing with perceptive humor, it's never mean".
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Lars Einnicken (meaning Lars Nod-off), the shepherd, appears to be very old and sleepy, which is why he dozes most of the time and walks around only slowly. He objects to Sven's behaviour, but will not attack him unless Sven is presently engaging in lewd conduct with a sheep. Of all Sven's enemies, Lars is probably the least dangerous. From game 2 onwards, Lars will drink any wine bottles he finds, falling asleep immediately.
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" Additionally Kellman said that although 'Impossible' nearly became a top-ten hit, "it leaves no impression beyond the fact that it is a cathartic ballad of some sort." He described the up-tempo tracks as "get[ting] the job done for the dancefloor but lacking in character". When speaking of the album's other big ballad, 'Kiss You Up', he said "drifts with a gait so sluggish that any love interest would likely nod off by the second verse." Ken Capobianco from The Boston Globe said "Shontelle's 2008 Shontelligence was one of the most overlooked pop gems of recent years.
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From above, a mischievous Chilly sprinkles black pepper over Charlie's nose in attempt to stimulate him into sneezing, and in conjunction, waking up the dog. Charlie manages to hold in his sneeze, runs outside of the ship, then sneezes, before running back inside to resume bagging fish. Chilly then places a roller skate underneath Charlie's foot just as he steps backward, causing him to slip and land on the dog. To placate the snarling beast, Charlie rocks him in his arms, singing "Rock-A-Bye Baby" to him to make him nod off, which serves as a running gag throughout the short, as Chilly repeatedly attempts to wake the dog up to foil Charlie's plots to steal all of the fish.
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Ed Miliband, Leader of the Opposition, responded with sarcasm to the Budget's stated goals of growth and recovery. He said that the economic slowdown in the last quarter was evidence that the Government was going "too far, too fast" to reduce the deficit, and accused Osborne of indifference to social damage.Budget 2011: 'It's hurting but not working', says Labour leader, Accountancy Age, 23 March 2011 Miliband also claimed that the budget speech had sent Kenneth Clarke, Justice Secretary and former Chancellor, to sleep. A spokesman for Clarke denied this, but bookmaker Ladbrokes paid out on bets at 16/1 that Clarke would drop off during the speech.Clarke 'did not nod off' during Budget, The Independent, 23 March 2011 Robert Peston, the BBC's business editor, suggested that the Chancellor would be seen to have chosen "a principled Budget rather than a crowd-pleasing one".
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