After that, it is finally time for bed 12 p.m.
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If it's time for bed, load up NORAD's site instead.
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We clean up and relax until it's time for bed.
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In 2014 Sydney's nightlife decided it was time for bed.
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"There's this idea of 'time for bed,'" says Dr. Tal.
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Or you can play it's time for bed when it's midday.
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We only dragged him away because it was time for bed.
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We hang out watching TV and chatting until it's time for bed.
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My husband and I hang out and chat until it's time for bed.
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Then it's time for bed after reading a bit more of my book!
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The drugs start to really wear off right as it's time for bed.
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By 10:30, my internal clock is telling me that it's time for bed.
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Time for bed at 229 after picking through some of the NYT Saturday crossword.
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It was time for bed and he needed to put on clean underwear and PJs.
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I lay around watching football and setting up my phone until it's time for bed.
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Or will they start to move towards their evening quarters as well thinking it's time for bed?
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When it's time for bed, you flip the Glow over and the light begins to grow dimmer.
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She was so busy that when her parents told her it was time for bed, she had pithy comebacks.
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It means when it's time for bed, you can actually go to sleep and not worry about your skin.
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An hour and a half later, we were almost falling asleep so we agreed it was time for bed.
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We watch a couple episodes of a docuseries we both like, and then he leaves and it's time for bed.
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After a quick plan and a long-ish heart to heart check-in, we both decide it's time for bed.
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I take my birth control, give my mom a quick call, brush my teeth, put on face cream, and then it's time for bed!
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Luckily, Leroux Dwyer refers to her teammates as "18 babysitters" who lend a helping hand — except when it comes time for bed, of course.
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It's that my circadian clock tells me it's time for bed when the sun is rising and time to wake up as it's setting.
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After the flight attendants' last pass through the cabin with refills of water and wine, the lights went down and it was time for bed.
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I know male officers who, because of their work, feel an obsessive need for control at home—when dinner is served, when it's time for bed, where objects go.
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Telling the family that dinner's ready or reminding the kids it's time for bed won't require as much shouting if you've got a smart home with Echo speakers scattered around.
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I take this as a sign from the universe that it's time for bed, and I head back to my room, realizing it's actually not so bad to be single.
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Sure, it was a bit time-consuming on the front end, but I certainly ended up with a much more me-specific sleeping position when it came time for bed.
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Grimes and Zunon capture the time-for-bed dance with verve, imagination and empathy in this tale of a not-sleepy child and her creative appeals to stay up longer.
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When it was time for bed, we walked back to the tent with our provided lantern and started the layering process (the desert drops down to the low 50s at night).
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From the time he wakes up 'til it's time for bed, the boy sits on the mattress in front of the freezer and watches an Arabic equivalent of the Disney Channel on satellite television.
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After 45 minutes or so I usually end up down among the South Korean detective shows and the Middle Eastern supernatural high school dramas, which is cool, but by then it's time for bed anyway.
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My colleague Ben Popper uses a similar camera in his boys' bedroom to monitor them when it's time for bed, but even he said that the cost of the Nest Cam's service would not be worth it.
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The Shortcut function is similar to the sorts of Scenes that Apple's Home app offers up, created combinations like "Goodnight," which lock the door, turn off the lights and adjust the temperature when its time for bed.
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In one story, the Night Guardian, with her small gong and illuminated hair, tells Earth's creatures (fish, ants, mushrooms, ermines and humans) when it is time for bed, uniting all life in the magical, unconscious hours of dream and possibility.
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Screenshot: GoogleThen, when it's time for bed, Android P also features a new "wind down" mode which will slowly transition your device's screen from color to grayscale, which Google says is much less stimulating and should help you fall asleep more easily.
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We only had the flames lit for a few minutes before a gust of it came in and blew them out, and my father said, "Well, perhaps that means it's time for bed," instead of relighting them, because we were almost out of oil.
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Features include a sunrise alarm that starts 30 minutes before the actual alarm and gradually introduces light into the room; a sound library of meditative sounds like white noise, wind, and water; and a reading light that helps signal to your body that it's time for bed.
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It would also be cool to have a party Lyft playing Interstella 5555 to take you to the club and then a time-for-bed Lyft with Enya music videos to get you home safely But how are you going to make friends with the driver if there isn't one?
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Time for Bed is a 1993 Children's picture book by Mem Fox. It is about various baby animals getting ready for bed with gentle encouragement from their parents; finally a human mother tucks in her child.
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Karen takes the doll back home to him, and he is very overjoyed to have a new best friend. As Karen must go back to work, her friend Maggie volunteers to babysit. The night goes by uneventful, until Maggie tells him that it is time for bed. Andy says that his doll, Chucky, wants to stay up to watch the 9 o'clock news.
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Finally, when it is time for bed, the Dibbuns are told the story of the Snow Badger, a mythical creature who makes the snow fall. Just before dawn the next morning, the Dibbun mole Bungo sees the Snow Badger and is able to talk to him! When the little mole wakes up, he finds a pouch around his neck. It contains a small crystal drop, and a note is written on the inside of the pouch on a scrap of parchment.
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Despite being a French dubbed version with localized texts and credits, it is based on the original UK version and features the UK English language track as an option. The only change between the UK and French versions is a second post-credit scene of Zebedee saying "Time for bed" to the audience that only appeared in the former version. On most dubbed versions, this is a localized text screen as the French Blu-Ray is, although the line is retained in the English audio track.
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When it is time for bed, the children put their Christmas gifts away in the special cabinet where they keep their toys. Fritz and Louise go up to bed, but Marie begs to be allowed to stay with the nutcracker a while longer, and she is allowed to do so. She puts him to bed and tells him that Drosselmeyer will fix his jaw as good as new. At this, his face seems momentarily to come alive, and Marie is frightened, but she then decides it was only her imagination.
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The series takes place after the events of the 2005 film of the same name. The new series also created a few original characters of its own such as Fly and Dougal's Auntie Primrose. Unlike the original series, every episode would begin with Zebedee giving a brief summary to the audience of what will happen, before the plot begins. The episodes would also end with Zebedee throwing a party after the problems have been solved, with Dylan droopily remarking, "I wish it was time for bed, man..." before drifting off to sleep.
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Scene 1: America, the Mid-1960s Outside a suburban tract house a nine-year-old girl named Amelia sings a hymn to the stars as inside her mother folds laundry. Her father, a navy pilot named Dodge, emerges from the house in dress whites and indicates to her that it is time for bed. Her mother, Amanda, receives news that her husband Dodge has been shot down and is missing over Vietnam. Amelia is sung to sleep by her father and dreams of the final flight of Amelia Earhart.
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Morrow was a graduate of the Parsons School of Design in Greenwich Village, New York City."Tom Morrow; Designer and Painter, 65", New York Times, Feb 3, 1994. He began his career as a book illustrator; his best known work in that field was the 1961 children's book Time for Bed, by Inez Bertail. By the mid-1950s, Morrow had already turned to the design of Broadway theatre advertisements. Early examples, such as his posters for the play Auntie Mame (1955) and the musical Candide (1956), already displayed the lively, colourful and almost expressionist style that would characterise his work for the next three decades.
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The family moved back to Mount Gambier approximately a year after Nellie’s death, perhaps motivated by the isolation and recent tragedy. The use of motor vehicles was increasing and the railway was being extended to Alice Springs which would put an end to the need for deliveries by camels and donkey. In 1943 Charlotte moved in with her son John and family in Mount Gambier following the death of husband William Ephraim. She was remembered by the family as being “a very stern old lady who used to get up and say ‘time for bed’... she always wore black.” She died in 1946 and is buried at Lake Terrace Cemetery with her first husband John.
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Baddiel has written four novels: Time for Bed (1996), Whatever Love Means (2002), The Secret Purposes (2006) and The Death of Eli Gold (2011). In June 2015, Baddiel published his first children's novel, The Parent Agency, which won the LOLLIE award (formally the Roald Dahl Funny Book Awards) for ‘best laugh out loud book for 9–13-year olds’ and is now being developed into a feature film, also written and produced by Baddiel, by Fox 2000 Pictures. His subsequent children's novels include The Person Controller (2015), AniMalcolm (2016), Birthday Boy (2017) and Head Kid (2018). He wrote The Boy Who Could Do What He Liked, a short story published for World Book Day in 2016. In 2001, Baddiel wrote and starred in Baddiel's Syndrome, a sitcom for Sky 1 which also starred Morwenna Banks, Stephen Fry and Jonathan Bailey, which ran for fourteen episodes.
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