As recently as the mid-218s, people slept around nine hours per night.
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We scrapped 2750,22018 useless regulations, we created an economic boom, but Trump slept around.
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Kathleen Bliss, one of Mr. Cosby's lawyers, called one of the women a failed starlet who slept around.
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Infidelity. Arthur Marx invoked Crosby's name in that earlier bed-notch comparison because the guy also slept around.
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The Europeans just stopped scamming us with tariffs but according to CNN before that, Trump may have slept around.
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I slept around a bit after coming out, but I'm very happy living a life of (mostly) monogamy now.
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"They drank alcohol, slept around with girls, and were involved with the consumption and sale of drugs," said Qasim.
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Morgan was slutty and slept around a lot, and it pissed off all of the women he was ever with, including Emma.
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A number of dancers have claimed simply that Martins slept around among the female dancers, and that roles were often allotted accordingly.
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When rumors spread that I was promoted because I must have slept around, my mentor sat down with the rest of my platoon and set them straight.
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The GDP for this quarter just hit 7503% and to celebrate, US steel just reopened a plant in Illinois, but according to sources before that happened, Trump slept around.
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The team found that people who sleep over nine hours a night were associated with a 23 percent higher risk than those who slept around seven or eight hours.
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As Nanny recalled, he told his family she slept all day and didn't work; he cheated on her and vehemently denied it; he told their children their mother slept around.
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If your mom is a Carrie—and by that we mean someone who slept around in her youth while pounding Cosmos—we recommend the Pink Squirrel, which is a little trashy and a little sweet.
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As a black feminist and a civil rights historian, I do not need to be persuaded that many black male ministers during the civil rights era were morally duplicitous, felt sexually entitled and slept around.
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People who slept around six or seven hours a night appeared to have the lowest risk of cognitive disorders, while the risk was elevated for people who slept less than four hours or more than 10 hours a night.
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Later, I sealed the deal by sucking off my pal Scott under a blanket in the living room as other party goers drank and slept around us, kicking off the preceding decade in very much the same vein within which it continued.
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If she was raped, it was because she slept around; if she found herself on the casting couch, she was a no-talent slut; if she was date-raped, it was because she had been flirting on set and asking for it.
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Even back when Pammy was taking harp, even back when Paulie's hair was long and he was dating that Eileen, even after Eileen slept around and Paulie shaved his head, whenever Paulie and Pammy came over they were always on her about the smoking.
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My self-esteem was so low that I thought if I sabotaged the relationship, I'd be doing my new boyfriend a favor: He should be with someone better than me, not someone who slept around as much as I did, and who was so broke and unhappy.
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But he got Halpin committed to the Providence Lunatic Asylum for a time and spun the narrative that she had slept around with married men; as the only bachelor she was involved with, he said he took responsibility for the child as a noble act, even though he doubted the parentage.
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And evangelicals have their particular version of these Trump-the-indispensable conceits, from the analogies to King David (who slept around a lot, too, didn't he?) to the widespread belief that Trump's repeated against-the-odds victories mean that Providence somehow chose him for this role — and whom God has elevated, let no man impeach.
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He was filmed on the set of the indie film "Leave it on the Floor", stating she "slept around" to get to the top of her career. Reports from many on the set report verbal and mental abuse while working with him on set.
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He agrees to be advised by her in all things. Act II Knavesbe and Mistress Knavesbe at home. He tries to make her confess that she has been unfaithful to him, telling her that he himself has slept around. This is, it emerges, part of his scheme with Lord Beaufort: Beaufort wants to sleep with her, and Knavesby has agreed to prostitute his wife in exchange for preferment.
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Briareus Delta becomes a supernova only about 130 light-years from Earth. While admiring the aurora it produces, the comprehensive-school English teacher Calvin Johnson meets one of his students, Margaret Hardy. Dazed after a tornado caused by the supernova, Calvin and Margaret are mysteriously compelled into a joyless sex act. Calvin learns that Margaret and many other sixteen-year-old girls then slept around the clock and longer, with strange dreams.
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In the late 1960s and early 1970s, the National Monument, which dominates the eastern half of Dam Square, became a gathering place for hippies, who saw the monument as a symbol of liberty. Every night, a sizeable crowd of people slept around the monument in sleeping bags. On 24 August 1970, the municipal government banned Damslapen ("Dam sleeping"). This incited rioting on Dam Square which continued until the next day, when the square was cleared by off-duty marines.
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Eileen Tyler (Fonda), a 22-year-old music critic for the Albany Times Union, is suffering from her breakup with Russ (Robert Culp) from a rich Albany family. She comes to New York City to visit her brother Adam (Robertson), who is an airline pilot. Eileen confides to her brother that she thinks she may be the only 22-year-old virgin left in the world. Adam assures her that sex is not what all men look for and insists he hasn't slept around.
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The film starts with the four friends Rick, Cameron, Donnie and Ted arriving at their college reunion party and re- introducing themselves. Cam, Donnie and Ted are all married, but Rick's girlfriend, Susanne, says that she won't marry Rick because he can't commit. Cam is married to his high-school sweetheart, Lori, who slept around a lot in college. Ted was previously divorced, but got married a second time to a young woman in her mid twenties, while Ted was in his early forties.
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Hargrove did not drink alcohol, accepting only a Coke at bars and parties. He also did not stay up late at night and never slept around, unlike most other players. During his time in the NFL, his teammates pranked him by giving him a pill that resulted in blue urine, which the team doctor, who was part of the prank, claimed was a symptom of chlamydia. The team doctor told him that he got it from another player in the locker room and it could be cured by a vasectomy.
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Kevin eventually became a successful lawyer, but failed to make partner. He was out to his family as well as to the legal world, but struggled with romantic relationships. Several years before the start of the show, Kevin was in a relationship with another man which ended with enough regret that Kevin kept a framed photo of the two of them in his office. Kevin also implied that in his past, he had had problems staying faithful in a relationship and slept around with other random men at times.
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A young Kiwi surfer named Ian is on his OE (overseas experience) in Mauritius, an island off the coast of Africa. While night diving with friends, he is stung by 5 deadly box jellyfish and takes a dramatic journey to hospital, helped and hindered by local people. He cries out to the God he barely remembers from childhood and meets him face to face, saying "you can't love me, I've cursed you, slept around, taken drugs and more". What happens after that is riveting and provides a beacon of hope, not just for Ian, but for everyone who has ever lived.
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Aside from this, the biggest change brought by the Celtic for Third Class passengers was in sleeping quarters. In these days, open berths were still fairly common on the North Atlantic, which White Star had from the start gradually shied away from. Aboard the Oceanic class liners, Britannic and Germanic, steerage passengers had been provided with large rooms which generally slept around 20 people, while aboard Teutonic and Majestic the usage of two and four berth cabins had been introduced, but only for married couples and families with children, a policy which also held with Cymric and Oceanic. Celtic broke that mould.
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She stated that Jobs told her "If you give up this baby for adoption, you will be sorry" and "I am never going to help you." According to Brennan, Jobs "started to seed people with the notion that I slept around and he was infertile, which meant that this could not be his child." A few weeks before she was due to give birth, Brennan was invited to deliver her baby at the All One Farm. She accepted the offer. When Jobs was 23 (the same age as his biological parents when they had him) Brennan gave birth to her baby, Lisa Brennan, on May 17, 1978.
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Paul, a dissolute, profligate and jaded Parisian, takes in his naïve, innocent and idealistic cousin Charles from the provinces who is something of a mama's boy while they both attend law school. Paul takes Charles to a club at which he meets the beautiful Florence, who has the reputation of being a slut because she has slept around with every man in Paul's circle of friends. She takes an interest in Charles, who knows nothing of her past, and he kisses and falls desperately in love with her. Paul refuses to study for their law-school exam, cavalierly boasting that he is smart enough to pass it without opening a book, while Charles studies frantically for it in order to make sure that he will not disappoint his mother, to whom he writes daily.
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