He had responded but had grown sleepier with each request.
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NO ASSET SHOULD be sleepier than the sovereign bonds of rich countries.
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In the sleepier world of corporate bonds, the impact could be far-reaching.
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My mother is sleepier these days, more likely to zone out, more anxious.
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The longer our brain is active, the more adenosine accumulates and the sleepier we feel.
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The town is slightly sleepier than Syracuse, but specializes in a delicious trade: chocolate making.
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The typical kids' show, by contrast, was a sleepier affair, with low production values and modest profit potential.
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Later on, the vibe does get sleepier when the Moon enters nurturing Water sign Cancer, so take some naps.
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The first four songs are the liveliest, after which the tempos slow down and the record gets gradually sleepier.
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I found myself getting sleepier as the light dimmed, and I seemed to pass out more quickly and reliably than normal. 6.
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Finding ways to soothe your infant, especially using music and touch is, of course, going to relax them and induce a sleepier state.
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Cosmopolitan strivers move to New York, say, rather than sleepier cities, in part because they will meet other ambitious types with similar interests.
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M. was supposed to drive us home, but he just smoked a joint and is feeling even sleepier than I am, so I drive.
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But it also signals how attractive industrial real estate, previously one of the sleepier parts of the property market, is becoming to international investors.
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Along for the ride were Tony Godsick, his agent; Alessandro Sant'Albano, Godsick's associate; and Severin Luethi, Federer's coach, who looked even sleepier than Federer.
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When Mr. Redstone separated his media conglomerate, it was to give the faster-growing Viacom room to run without the sleepier CBS holding it back.
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The primary election in the state's other congressional district is far sleepier, with the Democratic incumbent, Ann Kuster, widely expected to emerge victorious in November.
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Still, I can say that I found myself getting sleepier as the light dimmed, and I seemed to pass out more quickly and reliably than normal.
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Two years later, he began selling Greek yogurt, setting off a heated competition in what had been one of the sleepier refrigerated cases in grocery stores.
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So, not only is your body working hard to fight the infection, which is fatiguing, but you're also sleepier by nature of having a virus, he says.
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Scientists have shown that when people are given melatonin in the afternoon, their body clocks can be tricked into thinking it's later, and they get sleepier sooner.
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The city that never sleeps is starting to look a little sleepier these days as streets around the metropolis of New York City quiet down amid the coronavirus outbreak.
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In the sleepier days of summer TV, turn to movies: "First Wives Club" and "Titanic" were recently added to streaming platforms, and "Selena" and "Closer" are on cable channels.
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"Strong economic data can't break the fact that late August is one of the sleepier times of the year," said Ryan Detrick, a senior market strategist at LPL Financial.
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In the days before economic liberalization brought some measure of prosperity to China's big cities, Shanghai was a sleepier, more insular town, where everyone spoke Shanghainese, rather than Mandarin.
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It made it easier to understand why Ohtani, who lived in a dormitory during his professional career in Japan, chose to start his major league career in one of baseball's sleepier markets.
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Clearly, the firm also wants to get closer to the founders it works with — and wants to work with — many of whom also prefer San Francisco to sleepier, if less crowded, parts south.
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Yes, a new mom is bound to be a sleepier, more forgetful, slightly crankier — and, if she's a birth mother, a sore and waddling and possibly pee-sneezing — version of her former self.
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She is cognitively impaired, disappearing sporadically and in patches like the cat in "Alice in Wonderland," only the more her brain deteriorates and the sleepier she gets, the mellower she seems to be.
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"That puts these lazier and sleepier incumbents under the microscope," said Brian Smoot, a Democratic consultant and former DCCC political director, referring to longtime officeholders who haven't had a serious challenge in years.
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The moon connects with warrior Mars at 3:32 PM to boost our energy, but the mood shifts when the moon clashes with Neptune at 8:57 PM to put us in a sleepier mood.
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The timeline is being tightened, as well, to create less of a divide between the past and the present, between post-World War II art (usually found on the sleepier Pier 92) and newer work.
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As CNN noted, the American Academy of Sleep Medicine says adolescents become sleepier later at night when they enter puberty and need more time to sleep in the mornings during this pivotal point in their lives.
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Not only do Town get supporters in numbers, they also seem to have a younger fanbase than the majority of Ryman League clubs, something that certainly sets them apart from the sleepier sides in Surrey and Suffolk.
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Both parties improved on their 2014 numbers, when the race for governor was a sleepier affair, but Democrats still cast 85003 million more ballots than the GOP, a margin 1 million larger than their advantage in the 2014 primary.
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Since moving from her longtime home base of New York City a little over two decades ago, the electronics pioneer and esteemed new age composer Suzanne Ciani has lived in the significantly sleepier locale of Bolinas, California, in Marin County.
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Virginia has been trending blue for years, but the fact that Democrats generated so much enthusiasm in an off-year where state legislature elections were the biggest thing on the ballot means the party is organized and enthusiastic, even for traditionally sleepier races.
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When young, healthy adults used an e-reader before bed for five nights, they took 10 minutes longer to fall asleep, had less REM sleep and woke up feeling sleepier and less alert versus participants who read a print book, per 2015 research in the journal PNAS.
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This approach echoes the one taken more than 30 years ago by the director Jonathan Miller in a production that starred a peculiarly cast Jack Lemmon, and it serves the practical purpose of eating away at what can — in sleepier, slower hands — result in a four-hour running time.
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Credit...William DeShazer for The New York Times Not so long ago, in a much sleepier Nashville, a person couldn't swing a microphone without hitting a "meat and three" (chicken, beef or pork and three Southern sides), those almost-home-cooked-answers to what's for lunch or dinner.
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"If you have a large meal, the (degree of) gastric distention and hormonal stimulation that occurs will make you sleepier than if you had a bowl of soup," explained Dr. William Orr, a clinical professor of medicine at the University of Oklahoma Health Sciences Center who has published studies on the topic.
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"People often don't realize that there is a continuum between the winter blues – which is a milder form of feeling down, [sleepier and less energetic] – and when this is combined with a major depression," says Anna Wirz-Justice, an emeritus professor of psychiatric neurobiology at the Center for Chronobiology in Basel, Switzerland.
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This initiative is part of a clutch of NIMBY ("not in my backyard") efforts underway in the LA area, as wealthy, mostly white people who had the good fortune to buy houses when LA was smaller, sleepier, and more affordable — or who can afford its current stratospheric prices — try to freeze their communities in place.
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That panel, along with similar sessions on issues like privacy, artificial intelligence and blockchain regulation, was held on the Las Vegas Convention Center's sleepier upper floors, away from the glitz and buzz of the multistory showroom halls where people poked, prodded or swooned over products like sweat-analyzing skin patches, a DNA-powered wrist strap that warns wearers about poor food choices and smartwatches for kids promising parents real-time location tracking.
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This can help to avoid digestion difficulties that can interfere with sleep at nightIf you feel hungry, have some nuts, bananas and yogurt -- high in tryptophanCaffeine, alcohol and nicotine can make it difficult to fall or stay asleepDepending on how your body absorbs caffeine, it can be helpful to avoid caffeine in the late-afternoon/eveningAvoid naps during the day, which can prevent you from sleeping well at nightLimit bedroom noises as much as possible or use a "white noise" device such as a sound machineLimit outdoor light through the use of blackout curtains and avoid the use of electronic devices in the bedroomRelaxation, deep breathing or other ways of coping with stress such as keeping a "worry log" can help to decrease feelings of anxiety and depressionGoing to bed at a similar time each night allows the body to anticipate and prepare for bedtime "As a result, you will feel sleepier at bedtime and fall asleep quicker," Dautovich said.
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As the series ends, Night begins to grow sleepier and sleepier. The problems developed by him exceeding his abilities eventually causes his machinery to stop working, resulting in his "death". Before he died, he wrote a letter directed to Soshi telling him what was happening and asking him to take care of Riiko. He also sends his ring, which Riiko noticed he has not been wearing immediately prior to his death.
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The end of the 25 eons has arrived. The Elder Gods are getting sleepier and sleepier by the second, but are forced to stay awake and alert as Alcevan, a servant of The Vlagh, convinces Aracia to kill Lillabeth, saying that The 'Wicked Enalla' is trying to usurp Aracia's throne. And by killing Lillabeth, Enalla will be prevented from ever taking Aracia's place again. Aracia, in her insanity, tries to kill Lillabeth, but in her madness forgets the most fundamental law that defines the gods of Dhrall: they may not kill.
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Laboratory based studies show that most women experience more disruption during night-time sleep and become sleepier. They sleep on average more during this time compared to pre-pregnancy sleep time. Total Sleep Time, however, decreases as the pregnancy progresses. Nocturia and Musculoskeletal discomfort account for the physiological factors impacting sleep during the first trimester.
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West of Evergreen and north of Union Hill and Charleston is Haddon. Haddon's center is Lulu Haddon Park, but Bremerton High School and Olympic College's campus are main focal points as well. Though it is an older, sleepier neighborhood traditionally more connected with the shipyard and local business, the Haddon neighborhood has recently gained notice for quirky local breakfast diner Hi-Lo's and an English style barrelhouse, Hale's Ales.
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Another tool is the Multiple Sleep Latency Test (MSLT), which has been used since the 1970s. It is used to measure the time it takes from the start of a daytime nap period to the first signs of sleep, called sleep latency. The test is based on the idea that the sleepier people are, the faster they will fall asleep. The Maintenance of Wakefulness Test (MWT) is also used to quantitatively assess daytime sleepiness.
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In Japan, Game Machine listed KiKi KaiKai on their November 15, 1986 issue as being the second most-successful table arcade unit of the year. KiKi KaiKai has garnered harsh reviews long after its initial release. GameSpot considers the game one of Taito's sleepier titles, and of overall less quality than their other classic games like Bubble Bobble and Double Dragon (the latter was licensed from Technos for the U.S.). The game's graphics, though unique at the time they were produced, did not preserve well, with AllGame remarking that "once you get over your initial amusement at the game's smiling ghosts and comical skeletons, you'll find the graphics to be dull".
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The short duration prevents nappers from sleeping so long that they enter the slow wave portion of the normal sleep cycle without being able to complete the cycle. Entering deep, slow-wave sleep and failing to complete the normal sleep cycle, can result in a phenomenon known as sleep inertia, where one feels groggy, disoriented, and even sleepier than before beginning the nap. In order to attain optimal post-nap performance, a Stage 2 nap must be limited to the beginning of a sleep cycle, specifically sleep stages N1 and N2, typically 18–25 minutes. Experimental confirmation of the benefits of this brief nap comes from a Flinders University study in Australia in which 5, 10, 20, or 30-minute periods of sleep were given.
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The chorus is sung by a number of gun-toting white South Africans and a sheep, out on safari wearing Springbok jerseys, who bluntly describe themselves in a variety of insulting ways, such as "arrogant bastards who hate black people", "ignorant loud-mouths with no sense of humour" and "talentless murderers who smell like baboons". As the song progresses, dead animals are piled up on their Land Rover and the barman becomes ever sleepier before collapsing on the floor. In the closing verse, the South African chorus names writer and anti-apartheid activist Breyten Breytenbach, exceptionally, as "quite a nice South African" who has "hardly ever killed anyone," and say "that's why we put him in prison". At the time Breytenbach had, as the song points out, been living in exile in Paris and had been previously imprisoned by the South African regime for his interracial marriage.
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