Once we've finally nodded off, a variety of things occur.
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At one point, it appeared as if he nodded off.
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Ginsburg later confirmed that she nodded off because she was drunk.
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The Midnight Laundrette remained open for business while I nodded off.
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The driver's head is drooping downward as if he had nodded off.
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The first time the man next to me nodded off, we were in 1931.
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At least one of the 18 jurors and alternates, though, nodded off now and then.
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If you haven't nodded off yet, be reassured that businesses have viewed the proposals positively.
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Even though Michael Jackson's two young children were present at the table, he also nodded off.
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Last week, I nodded off at a meeting—even though I was outside and standing up.
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The second I smashed into a retaining wall because I nodded off on a winding road.
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One person started playing on her phone, a few passengers yawned, and one guy even nodded off.
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She nodded off for a few minutes, so soon after she decided to return to her unit.
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The vet gave us anti-anxiety pills, but Pip nodded off at the first hum of the engines.
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She had nodded off repeatedly while cleaning — a result, she said, of too little sleep and too much methadone.
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The two were eating dinner and chatting about his performance that night when "his eyes fixed" and he nodded off.
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In case you missed it, FD literally nodded off in the middle of talking to his followers and playing music.
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"There were times in the night I nodded off, but I was pretty much awake the whole time," Stacy-Alcantara said.
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"It's true that some of the senators have from time to time nodded off," Risch told a CBS affiliate in Idaho on Wednesday.
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Luckily, she seemed content to be in the arms of her caretaker, and eventually lay her head back down to rest and nodded off.
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Each time Thomas Edison encountered a problem, he would famously roll a few marbles in his hand as he nodded off in a chair.
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They just nodded off in their chairs and woke up a few hours later—not very refreshed maybe but very close to their battlefield.
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I tried to take care of him, but, stoned idiot like I was, when he woke up and felt better, I had nodded off.
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Some nodded off with their cheeks against their knees or against another's shoulders, while others, like Justin, kept watch for police and remained alert.
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It's warm and a little sleepy, and if you nodded off here and there, well, that wouldn't be the worst thing in the world.
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I'd be a rich man if I had a nickel for every time someone fudged a 30-minute check or nodded off on the midnight shift.
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On Sunday, the Republican tweeted a photo of the infamous moment when Ginsburg nodded off during former President Barack Obama's State of the Union speech in 23.
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For a few hours over two or three days, they watched safety videos while an instructor, according to those interviewed, nodded off to sleep in the back.
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In the fall of 22016, Dr. Herbert Dardik, chief of vascular surgery at Englewood Hospital and Medical Center in New Jersey, nodded off in the operating room.
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Kissinger in particular seemed miserable throughout the performance, says Tennille (she good-naturedly dedicated the song to him for years after), while the Queen simply nodded off. Mrs.
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In the sixth minute, Rafael Morales beat Mix Diskerud to a corner kick and nodded off Diskerud and past goalkeeper Tim Howard to put Guatemala ahead, 20-20163.
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One reason may be that it's hard to measure how many accidents are caused by drivers who have closed their eyes or nodded off when behind the wheel.
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The friend who was driving "America's Got Talent" contestant Dr. Brandon Rogers early Saturday ... nodded off before he veered off the road into a tree ... TMZ has learned.
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Hill was on board the flight that made the emergency landing in Moline, IL ... and says she was talking to him when "his eyes fixed" and he nodded off.
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In fact, just two days after he and Kate welcomed their third child, Prince Louis, last April, William famously nodded off during the annual Anzac Day service at Westminster Abbey!
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If he, or anyone else, nodded off during meditation or lost the proper position, one of the monks would come by and rap him smartly on the shoulder with a wooden stick.
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Because, apparently, all of the cat ladies in the audience had nodded off and let slip their cats of war to be unleashed upon the gridiron for a taste of sweet, sweet freedom.
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"His eyes fixed," just before he nodded off across a table from her, Ms. Hill, 32, recalled in an interview here, speaking for the first time about her presence on the April 15 flight from Atlanta, after Prince's two shows there.
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Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo of New York said on Tuesday that conductors and engineers with two commuter railroads must be tested for sleep apnea, following a deadly derailment in 2013 that occurred after an engineer nodded off while on the job.
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During the royal wedding of Meghan Markle and Prince Harry in 2018, during which Charles walked the duchess down the aisle, royal fans on Twitter seemed to think the prince nodded off upon return to his seat, as reported by Cosmopolitan.
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In an Australian study of college-aged adults (the legal drinking age down under is 18), researchers found people who turned in with a blood alcohol level of 0.10 woke up during the night more often compared to when they nodded off sober.
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He was often excited and gratified by what he saw, but there were many times when what went on below was so boring that he nodded off, sleeping for hours on the shag carpeting, until Donna woke him up before she left for the hospital.
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The boy was still, as still as the man had ever seen him, aside from times he saw him sleeping, when he looked in on him in bed, or when the boy nodded off in his car seat, which he did do sometimes, but only on long trips.
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While it can feel like chronicling frivolous political theater at times — clocking who nodded off after lunch, chugged their glass of milk, or snuck in an Apple watch — senators' behavior can also shed valuable insight on the moods and mindsets of the 22016 people who control the president's fate.
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Such incidents keep making news, including a white student at Yale calling police officers on a black student who had nodded off in a common area and a white woman in Oakland calling the police on a black family barbecuing in a part of a park that allowed barbecuing.
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While it can feel like chronicling frivolous political theater at times — clocking who nodded off after lunch, chugged their glass of milk, or snuck in an Apple watch — senators' behavior can also shed valuable insight on the moods and mind-sets of the 100 people who control the president's fate.
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At one point, I briefly nodded off and woke back up as the video installation behind the performers showed the lights on the side of a highway rushing by, and I was returned to the feeling of drifting in and out of sleep at night in the backseat on family road trips.
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While he may have nodded off listening to the Austrian economist F.A. Hayek at age 12, Chase returned to Wichita after his years in Austin and worked in a number of high-level positions at Koch Industries, including mergers and acquisitions, tax structuring, agronomics, and trading, The Seattle Times reported, which led him to where he is now.
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Suetonius tells the story of a man named "Aponius Saturninus" during the reign of the emperor Caligula, who may be the same as this Aponius Saturninus. In this tale, Caligula, keen to replenish the treasury he himself had depleted, decided to auction off some imperial gladiators. During the auction, Aponius Saturninus nodded off. Caligula noticed this and told the auctioneer to consider each of Aponius's nods as a bid.
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The maid, Rachel Howells, who was also Brunton's former lover, had a hysterical fit when asked about Brunton's whereabouts, repeating over and over that he was gone. She was in such a state that another servant was posted to sit up with her at night. Eventually, however, the guarding servant nodded off one night, and the hysterical Rachel Howells escaped through a window. Her footprints led to the edge of the mere, and ended there.
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His death was announced to the public by the Football Association of Wales a few hours later. An inquest into Speed's death convened on 29 November 2011. The inquest was adjourned until 30 January 2012. The coroner at the inquest reached a narrative verdict and stated that cause of death was by "self suspension", but that there was insufficient evidence to determine whether it was intentional as he may have intended to make a "dramatic gesture" and then "nodded off to sleep".
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These have been humorously described as points where Homer "nodded off," from which comes the proverbial phrase "Homeric Nod." Aristotle's Homeric Problems, which does not survive, was probably a response to Zoilus. Critical editions of Homer discuss three special steps in this process. First is the hypothetical "Peisistratean recension". There is a long- standing, but somewhat old-fashioned, tradition in modern scholarship which holds that in the mid-6th century BCE the Athenian tyrant Peisistratus had the Homeric epics compiled in a definitive edition.
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Edmund became one of Oxford's first lecturers with a Master of Arts, but was not Oxford's first Doctor of Divinity.J.I. Catto (ed) ‘The early Oxford Schools’ in Aston (gen ed), The History of the University of Oxford (Oxford 1984) Vol 1, pp. 24, 25 Long hours at night spent in prayer had the result that he often "nodded off" during his lectures. There is a long-established tradition that he utilised his lecture- fees to build the Lady Chapel of St Peter's in the East at Oxford.
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"The only thing I remember which was, um, quite memorable, on guard duty we had to have fixed bayonets, and if you could stand there with a bayonet under your chin, if you nodded off you stabbed yourself, so it kept you awake. And, one time I was running very late and I ended up in a differential equations course at George Washington University in full uniform with a bayonet! Um, I don’t think you could do that today--I was ready." Emory Kemp was married with three adult children and lived in Morgantown, West Virginia.
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The NTSB soon determined that there was no problem with the tracks or the signals. Rockefeller's blood tests came back negative for both alcohol and drugs; his cellphone similarly was out of use at the time of the accident. But, he admitted when investigators were able to interview him, he had drifted into a "daze" until just before the accident when he tried to stop at the last minute. Two days after the accident, Anthony Bottalico, head of the Association of Commuter Railroad Employees (ACRE), the Metro-North union, said that engineer William Rockefeller had "nodded off" before the accident.
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According to local legend, the thunderstorm was the result of a visit by the devil who had made a pact with a local card player and gambler called Jan Reynolds (or Bobby Read, according to the tale recorded at the Tavistock Inn, Poundsgate). The deal was that if the devil ever found him asleep in church, he could have his soul. Jan was said to have nodded off during the service that day, with his pack of cards in his hand. Another version of the legend states that the Devil arrived to collect the souls of four people playing cards during the church service.
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Lemmy states the reason for the DVD as wanting "to record it for the posterity or whatever it is. I nodded off through the 10th anniversary, we never did anything on the 20th, so the 25th made sense." A tour of West and East Europe followed the anniversary concert, taking the band through October, November and December. The schedule for the Eastern European tour was quite brutal, involving two 18-hour drives back-to-back and little time off, at the Warsaw venue the band did not arrive until 11 o'clock and the crew were still loading into the venue at one in the morning, while the fans waited.
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With no response to his request to resign, President Sirisena sent the IGP Pujith Jayasundara on compulsory leave and appointed an acting Inspector General of Police . Field Marshal Sarath Fonseka stated in parliament on 8 May that President Sirisena had been informed 15 times at the National Security Council about warnings of a terrorist attack, yet no instructions were given.Prez nodded off repeated SC alert on recent terror attack: SF The President has intern turned down calls by the Prime Minister and the UNP parliamentary group to appoint Fonseka as the Minister of Law and Order following the bombing. He has refused to appoint Fonseka to a Ministerial post since the 2018 constitutional crisis citing that Fonseka's name had come up in the police investigations in an alleged presidential assassination attempt.
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