He tossed and turned all night, barely able to sleep.
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But Liam Payne, I imagine, tossed and turned at night.
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I tossed and turned, but resisted the urge to go online.
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I tossed and turned myself right onto the edge of a panic attack.
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Sammi tossed and turned, trying to soothe her aching body, but it was futile.
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I tossed and turned and ultimately knew, when sunrise came, where my heart was.
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I seriously tossed and turned all night; this weekend's events have got me feeling really anxious.
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Heart pounding, I tossed and turned, unable to get her grody face out of my head.
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When he went to bed that first night, he tossed and turned, though he felt exhausted.
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More often than not, I tossed and turned, unable to sleep on the perfectly clean, starched sheets.
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The last night in the guest room, as I tossed and turned in bed, I thought about that.
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"I tossed and turned for a couple of weeks, but I have to make people laugh," he said.
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"And those guys probably tossed and turned every night thinking of what the fuck was I doing," he said.
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My jaw was sore, and I tossed and turned all night, but I wake up without too much pain.
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I tossed and turned and tried to get these images and feelings out of my head but I couldn't.
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I'm pretty surprised by how accurate this appears to be since I feel like I tossed and turned and didn't get enough rest.
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We call it anticipatory anxiety, and anyone who's tossed and turned while worrying about an important meeting the next day knows it well.
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I tossed and turned about starting testosterone as part of my physical transition, but I finally took the leap and haven't had a dissociative attack since.
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I was really happy to wake up and see that the material didn't stretch out or get contorted while I tossed and turned for eight hours.
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BAGHDAD — Night after night, Mohammed al-Jabiry tossed and turned in his bed at a refugee center in Finland, comparing life in Europe with life in Baghdad.
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" In the end, Fallon is determined to move on from this: "I tossed and turned for a couple of weeks, but I have to make people laugh.
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Sure, you might say "not enough;" or perhaps, "I tossed and turned;" or if you're lucky, "I was out;" but how good or bad was that night's rest really?
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In doing so, she reveals herself to be, even today, one of the "disobedient women," bearing witness to so many ordinary lives tossed and turned by other people's whims.
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But the yen has tossed and turned regardless, its overnight volatility JPYSWO= reaching levels only seen twice in the past quarter century - in 2008 and the Asian crisis of 1998.
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I tossed and turned last night, and according to a new app that uses your phone's speakers to measure how well one sleeps, I only got 5 hours, 218 minutes.
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The girls slept in the other room, Olivia with the quilt wrapping her ankles — she tossed and turned — and Maggie with Zoom Zoom and her other animals positioned around her.
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After mulling the decision and finally deciding to stay home in Georgia, he tossed and turned most of Wednesday night of last week and handed in his resignation at 250:2000 a.m.
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Mr. Selge frequently climbs aboard, letting himself be tossed and turned by the revolving assemblage, as he narrates both the dramatic political events and the sordid details of his character's pathetic existence.
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"I tossed and turned all night and thought, 'Well, I can't do anything politically, but I can do something to help these people and see that they have food,'" he told VICE News.
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Then I sewed the sock into a circle, from toe to topstitch, making sure it fit securely, so that it would stay in place no matter how I tossed and turned on the pillow.
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I had heard through a long, winding grapevine that Baños was an outdoor lover's paradise, but as I tossed and turned that first night I wondered if I had come all this way for nothing.
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In February, the ship sailed into an Atlantic storm, forcing passengers to hunker down in their rooms for about 12 hours as the ship tossed and turned in rough seas and up to 125-mph winds off Cape Hatteras, North Carolina.
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It's the same cruise ship that sailed into an Atlantic storm last month, forcing passengers to hunker down in their rooms for about 12 hours as the ship tossed and turned in rough seas and up to 125-mph winds off Cape Hatteras, North Carolina.
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I tossed and turned all night, and the Fitbit told me I had only gotten about 5 hours and 2 minutes of sleep, with just 1 hour of deep sleep, 38 minutes of REM sleep and 3 hours and 23 minutes of light sleep (I felt quite groggy the next day).
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In the summer of 2015, a teenage Mardini and her sister, both competitive swimmers, crossed a stretch of the Mediterranean Sea between Turkey and Greece in a tiny, overfull, inflatable dinghy, and as its motor died and choppy waves began to fill it with water, they slipped into the roiling sea and swam alongside, guiding the boat and pointing it forward as it tossed and turned, until after several hours they washed ashore in Greece.
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Jungfrau, Switzerland Sahara Desert, Mauritania Viñales, Cuba Etna Volcano, Italy Newfoundland, Canada Valle de la luna, Chile Aletsch, Switzerland Joshua Tree, USA Death Valley, USA Jungfrau, Switzerland Badlands, South Dakota, USA Kaieteur, Guyana Etna Volcano, Italy Jungfrau, Switzerland Sahara Desert, Mauritania Viñales, Cuba Etna Volcano, Italy Newfoundland, Canada Valle de la luna, Chile Aletsch, Switzerland Joshua Tree, USA Death Valley, USA Jungfrau, Switzerland Badlands, South Dakota, USA Kaieteur, Guyana Etna Volcano, Italy In the wee hours of a beautiful New Year's Day in the Sahara, Oskar Landi tossed and turned, unable to sleep.
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He'd been surprised at how some of those essays were received in the world — that his Edith Wharton essay in The New Yorker that mentioned her self-consciousness about her looks could be misconstrued as sexist when she herself was so obsessed with appearances ("His depiction of Edith Wharton was so mean-spirited and off-key that I tossed and turned," Victoria Patterson wrote in The Los Angeles Review of Books), or that his New Yorker essay on threats to birds more immediate than global change — like the proliferation of glassy buildings that blindside birds in flight — had resulted in the vitriol it did.
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She was quite pretty so he stopped to look at the picture when suddenly he felt a chill go down his spine. He was afraid because as he stared at her, he thought, "she might haunt me this night". Wong then walked away and rejoined his family. That night, he tossed and turned in bed thinking about what had happened and came up with the story.
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Saying "Let's tell the truth", Leykis commented that he knew since the previous summer that it was possible the flagship station (KLSX, which originated the broadcast of the show) would switch format. Saying he "tossed and turned", he thought about it and asked himself: "What could I say that would wrap this all up? And then one day I heard this song … and I realized – the lyrics of this song … are about me." With that, Leykis rolled into Joe Jackson's "I'm the Man" (the title track of Jackson's 1979 album).
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Waking and sleeping he thought of her: Longingly, longlingly, He tossed and turned from side to side. The human elements of the poem (lines 3-4, 7-12, 15-16, 19-20) can read as either a first or third person narrative. If such a reading is taken, the poem begins with a statement of the male persona's longing for an ideal beloved in the first stanza, depicts the withholding of fulfillment in the second, and concludes with an eventual realisation of these desires in the third stanza. The other set of formulaic lines describe, in vividly physical and tangible action, the rustic world of harvesting plants, incrementally varying the key verb of physical activity: Varied in length are the water plants; Left and right we catch them.
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The Book of Jin asserts that on the night of 4 February, the day before the planned coup, Sima Yi sent spies to monitor the behaviour of his two eldest children. Some hours later, in the early morning, the spies reported to Sima Yi that Sima Shi went to bed as usual and slept peacefully, whereas Sima Zhao, having allegedly only been informed of the plan during the prior evening, tossed and turned in his bed.(將發夕乃告之，既而使人覘之，帝寢如常，而文帝不能安席。) Jin Shu vol. 2. On 5 February 249, Cao Shuang and his brothers accompanied the emperor, Cao Fang, on a visit to the Gaoping Mausoleum () to pay their respects to the late emperor, Cao Rui.
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