I read the novel one snowy night by the fire, unable to sleep until I finished, then unable to sleep once I had.
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We are awaiting your return, unable to sleep or eat.
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Unable to sleep because the lights stay on all night.
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When I'm unable to sleep, I can watch our baby.
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Refugees said they were anxious, depressed and unable to sleep.
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"He had nightmares and was unable to sleep," she said.
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Still, early Thursday morning, she found herself unable to sleep.
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Unable to sleep, I woke my wife at 2 a.m.
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The kids are still unable to sleep in their own beds.
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Well worth the price if your child is unable to sleep.
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For three days after the shooting, he was unable to sleep.
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Being unable to sleep or constantly fighting sicknesses like head colds.
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Returning to the cemetery that night, Emmette was unable to sleep.
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Unable to sleep, he had lain awake fretting about the Mashco.
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"I was unable to sleep last night," Roethlisberger said in a statement.
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Unable to sleep, she wrote a scathing Yelp review at 3 a.m.
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I was constantly anxious, unable to sleep, eat well, or enjoy myself.
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I became unable to sleep, eat and, eventually, even get out bed.
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Tired but unable to sleep, I watched Johnny Carson and drifted off.
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Unable to sleep one night, she picked up her laptop and tried again.
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Unable to sleep, he turned over onto his stomach and closed his eyes.
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Roethlisberger said he "was unable to sleep last night" over the team's decision.
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Unable to sleep in her childhood room, Ms. Rinehart slept on the family couch.
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Women confided that they had been tossing and turning every night, unable to sleep.
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But after her detention, she posted that she was plagued by nightmares, unable to sleep.
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His daughters once complained of being unable to sleep because the air-conditioning was broken.
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But psychologically, he is having a tough time, feeling anxious and depressed, and unable to sleep.
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Most people from the village were unable to sleep that night, the younger Ernesto Blanco said.
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But does being unable to sleep mean you have insomnia, or could this just be a phase?
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Was he just stewing, unable to sleep, even after Melania brought him a cup of warm milk?
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She said she's been unable to sleep since the incident, and has been failing out of school.
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Since she and her husband, Andrew, heard reports of the crash, she had been unable to sleep.
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Several people wept and said they had been unable to sleep since witnessing violence against their neighbors.
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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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If I was anxious or unable to sleep, I'd make some tea with a dropper full of indica tincture.
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Distressed and unable to sleep, the reporter complained that details were inserted into his story that made it inaccurate.
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Unable to sleep, I went by her side, on the riverbank, to wait for the first light of day.
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She was brought to Kiev for questioning by police, and the experience left her unable to sleep properly, she said.
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He had shadows under his eyes because he's unable to sleep enough at central Mexico's Altiplano prison, the lawyer said.
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One content moderator, Shawn Speagle, became unable to sleep as a result of his work, and was diagnosed with PTSD.
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Unable to sleep, your mind wanders to the wholly forgettable zucchini noodles you spiralized and ate a few hours ago.
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While Jomaa is unable to sleep in the van, he said at least it enabled his family flee the bombing.
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She tells me she's been unable to sleep again, her eyes red and stinging, her throat burning, her voice hoarse.
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He is relieved Margret is free, but he is so anxious to see her that he's been unable to sleep.
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"I am unable to sleep or eat," the mother, Habibo Abdikadir Mohamed, 220, said through an interpreter this past week.
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Or, in other words, it's totally normal to feel stressed out, unable to sleep, or even anxious or depressed right now.
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This new font is designed to keep editors and graphic designers up all night, rocked by terror and unable to sleep.
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Then every quarter of an hour they would bang again ten times, maybe to make sure I am unable to sleep.
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Tonight when we lay awake unable to sleep, let us all hold onto this sweet memory we have been given today.
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After a few days in a cast, he began to feel pain so intense he was unable to sleep or eat.
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The guards did not enter their apartment, but the family was unable to sleep that night and the apartment reeked for days.
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That action was why he'd ended up here, in this bed, listening to the sounds of the night and unable to sleep.
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Then early the next morning, unable to sleep, I went to see my mom and waited for the fax from the lab.
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A successful treatment for prostate cancer had left him unable to sleep without interruption, but he appeared sharp and full of vim.
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During this time, my wife told me she saw me shivering late into the night, unable to sleep and apparently suffering greatly.
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When you can't sleep, thinking about how annoyed you are by being unable to sleep only makes you less capable of sleep.
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Unable to sleep, the 62-year-old star of ABC's "The Good Doctor" headed outside to get some air at 4 a.m.
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Today we received a message with one of those beautiful blessings…Due to Craig's disappearance, a family friend found herself unable to sleep.
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And this is especially puzzling -- our law enforcement sources say Epstein's cell was so bright he was complaining he was unable to sleep.
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They may spend hours lying awake in bed worrying about being unable to sleep, and the anxiety itself impairs their ability to sleep.
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But again, those who are unable to sleep for a variety of reasons could also be more motivated to use their screens at night.
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Gottlieb, in his telling, said Newhouse was upset, unable to sleep the night before, and was ready to outline financial plans when Gottlieb interrupted.
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He tried to sound friendly, figuring Grace had simply been through a rough night, unable to sleep after a violent journey on the river.
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Standing at the podium on Thursday, Pelosi said Barr's testimony was so troubling to her that she was unable to sleep the night before.
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Frank, still unable to sleep and presumably bored of watching his wife's lover toss and turn, decides to call into Conway's live-streamed Q&A.
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For people who were unable to sleep through a full night because they needed to use, their body takes all the sleep it can get.
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It was a terrific encore to what he did against his idol, the 37-year-old Federer, a result that left Tsitsipas unable to sleep.
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One episode bleeding into the next is a perfect security blanket, especially if you're the kind of person who winds up unable to sleep at 3AM.
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Shockie, in the middle of the night, unable to sleep, had masturbated to this woman, completing the fantasy that had begun with the dhaba owner's bride.
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There were nights when I lay in bed, unable to sleep, because my mouth ached from my wisdom teeth, which I guess were infected or overcrowded.
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The night of President John F. Kennedy's assassination in November 1963, Lyndon Johnson returned to his home in Washington and, unable to sleep, summoned three aides.
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We would get up multiple times in the middle of the night, unable to sleep, and check to see if our long nightmare would finally be over.
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In addition to the lack of light, the air conditioning in his cell is so loud, he is unable to sleep through the noise, his attorney said.
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When she's unable to sleep that night, she goes out for a walk in the rich part of town, eventually stumbling upon a party at Bryce's home.
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In the last scene of the book, Anjum, unable to sleep, goes for a midnight stroll in the city, taking the baby, now a toddler, with her.
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"If being a 'neurotic mess' means being chronically unable to sleep well or interferes with having good relationships with healthy friends, then it turns harmful," Friedman says.
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The Saudi-American poet Majda Gama told me she was unable to sleep after watching the main protagonist, Offred, played by Elisabeth Moss, in the opening episodes.
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SITTWE, Myanmar (Reuters) - Ever since deadly attacks by alleged Muslim militants in Myanmar's troubled northwestern Rakhine State, Myint Lwin says he has been unable to sleep at night.
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In the middle of the night, Maaria went to her parents' room twice, unable to sleep, and walked to the living room and checked her family's security camera.
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She told me that she was anxious and had been unable to sleep well; she knew that the treatment might not help, and would make her feel sick.
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"Girls were unable to sleep there at night, girls would stay awake in the fear of the military," another newly arrived refugee, 40 year old Assia Khatun says.
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Unable to sleep much, he watched a movie on television one night about an astronomer who figured out that an asteroid was going to hit his small town.
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This not-so-subtle phallus stops Willie cold; he's speechless and unable to sleep with Sue, despite her laying half-naked in front of him and egging him on.
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Sitting here in this dark, cramped cage, unable to sleep, haunted by these reminders of what brought me here, I can't help but hate myself for what I did.
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They got so bad that she was unable to sleep and could not really move but she added that she at least wanted to try and play the final.
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McNamara, who was writing a book about a serial rapist and killer at the time, was working long days and nights and unable to sleep due to anxiety and nightmares.
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The most intimate of sounds, you might hear a lover grinding his teeth in the night, his head on the pillow beside yours as you lie awake unable to sleep.
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Unable to sleep, he recalled, he rushed from his New York City apartment at midnight, headed to an all-night bookstore in Times Square and found a single volume on screenwriting.
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Just a week following the surgery in which Barrow had her breasts enlarged with implants, she was unable to sleep on her left side because the devices made the experience excruciatingly painful.
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Appropriate pain management that included prescription opioids lifted me from the desperate circumstances of being bedridden and unable to sleep for months at a time to someone who negotiated major settlement agreements.
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Speaking with Business Insider, Kelce explained that he came up with the idea for the speech in the days after the team's Super Bowl win when he found himself unable to sleep.
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Unable to sleep, Betsy turns on the television and sees a comedian ridiculing a presidential candidate who has lately been in the news for nonpolitical reasons, and who happens to be her father.
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To be clear, if you are someone who suffers from chronic insomnia, and you're unable to sleep most nights, it's worth it to talk to a doctor who can suggest treatments that may help.
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Olivia Cowan said she used to sleep soundly before Nassar's abuse but now spends more nights than not crying, filled with anxiety that leaves her exhausted, unable to sleep and unable to trust people.
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The ways in which Emma's sexuality is tied up with memory, resentment, and grief is expertly rendered during a masturbation scene, where she, upstairs in her childhood room, is restless and agitated, unable to sleep.
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Her son, once president of his high school senior class, an honor student and a community volunteer, turned to opioids from his family's medicine cabinet when he was overcome with stress and unable to sleep.
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IN AN experience we have all had, Donald Trump, unable to sleep, reportedly rang his National Security Advisor at 3:00 in the morning to ask whether America should want a strong dollar or a weak one.
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McNamara, who was writing a book about a serial rapist and killer at the time, was working long days and nights and was unable to sleep due to anxiety and nightmares that kept her up at night.
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Weakened by the vomiting and the exposure to the elements, and unable to sleep because of the altitude, which made getting enough oxygen difficult, Isabella was not sure she would even be able to leave base camp.
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Unable to sleep, he searched for "Spin class and sore legs" and came across a personal account written by a woman who needed to go to the hospital after a cycling class for a condition called rhabdomyolysis.
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"Women sometimes will experience increased anxiety about the baby, will be unable to sleep even though they are tired and the baby is sleeping, have excessive worry, [and] ruminations that the baby will die when sleeping," said Varma.
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It's 2 AM in Dhaka, but he has been unable to sleep properly since Tonoy, an activist, was murdered, alongside former US embassy employee Xulhaz Mannan, by half a dozen machete-wielding extremists in Bangladesh on April 25.
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The first so-called domestic white-noise machine may have been built in 1962, by a traveling salesman whose wife grew used to the air-conditioners in the motels they frequented and was unable to sleep at home.
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Otherwise identical to its clean, sans-serif namesake, the Hellvetica font is designed to intentionally create jarring and irregular spacing between letters, sure to keep editors and graphic designers up all night, rocked by terror and unable to sleep.
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"Everywhere I travel, I hear from parents and educators about active shooter drills terrifying students, leaving them unable to concentrate in the classroom and unable to sleep at night," NEA President Lily Eskelsen Garcia said, according to The Associated Press.
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The study found that while nicotine and alcohol did disrupt sleep – with a pre-bed cigarette taking 42 minutes off total duration of sleep for insomniacs (a person who is regularly unable to sleep) – caffeine seemed to have no effect.
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Unable to sleep at night, he began exploring places like Death Valley in a semi-delirious state, getting purposely lost and shooting what he found with a Fujifilm GFX50, using light from a headlamp and A few small LEDs with colored gels.
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Credit...Andrea Mantovani for The New York Times PARIS — Gabriel Matzneff, the French writer under investigation for his promotion of pedophilia, was holed up this month inside a luxury hotel room on the Italian Riviera, unable to relax, unable to sleep, unable to write.
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The operative says unbeknownst to either Kennedy or the politician's wife, Mary Jo apparently was unable to sleep in the house because of the noise, so she went into the back seat of the car where she fell asleep ... which is where she died.
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These categories are somatic (physical) complaints, such as feeling unable to sleep well; interpersonal relations, such as fearing people dislike them; depressive affect, meaning having explicit feelings of sadness; or a lack of positive affect, meaning they haven't felt happy or hopeful as of late.
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Symptoms of PTSD include reliving the traumatic event through flashbacks or nightmares, feeling emotionally numb or avoiding places that serve as memories of the trauma, being unable to sleep or concentrate, and feeling skittish or irritable, the Anxiety and Depression Association of America website noted.
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While there've been no documented cases of anyone dying from forced lack of sleep, people with a very rare disease that renders them unable to sleep, called Fatal Family Insomnia, usually die within 7 to 36 months of developing the condition (though scientists aren't entirely sure why).
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He took his son on the trip to Germany so that he could meet his sports heroes, and recalls them both lying in their respective beds the night before unable to sleep: His son was wired with excitement, he was anxious over whether he'd get his shot.
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Ms. Park, who at times seemed to be nearly overcome by emotion, said she had been unable to sleep because of the humiliation and despair she had experienced since the scandal involving her friend Choi Soon-sil erupted, and that at times she regretted having become president.
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After a scene at a fancy hotel where Zak commits to a lavish bat mitzvah he can no longer afford, we next see him at home, unable to sleep, with bandages over his nose and cotton up his nostrils, and arguing with his unsympathetic wife about auto insurance.
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Future Tense There are many moments throughout my average day that, lacking print reading material in a previous era, were once occupied by thinking or observing my surroundings: walking or waiting somewhere, riding the subway, lying in bed unable to sleep or before mustering the energy to get up.
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But there are things Ms. Foldes, a 5983-year-old accountant from Woodmere, N.Y., wishes she had known when she chose a double mastectomy, like the fact that the process of reconstruction would drag on for five months and leave her forever unable to sleep on her stomach.
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" What follows is 1500 words of what you would write in your diary, if you were particularly high that day (Miley reveals she wrote it in the middle of the night, unable to sleep, so this tracks): "Who I am now is a mosaic of who I have ever been.
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Even when Saira tells him about her constant nightmares and the fact that she is unable to sleep at night, he has a patronising line about how her life is interesting and that she has the tragedy of her parents' death while he leads a stodgy, boring life as a banker!
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Last night, lying in bed and unable to sleep, I started to panic about how I haven't managed to save enough money, how I'll have to go without health insurance if the economy collapses and I lose my job — that I'm dumb and useless and deserve whatever bad things happen to me.
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Whether it's in the morning eating toast, at work on my lunch break, or at night, when I'm unable to sleep and I spoon peanut butter from the jar like the disgusting mouth breather I am, you can guarantee I'll be hypnotized by what some 17-year-old who still lives at home and is studying for her college entrance exams has consumed that day.
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But I also knew that he would be shot through with pain, unable to sleep, up at his desk in the dark, transported to his past, agonizing over this awful proof of what he'd always suspected: that no matter how strong he was, he was not strong enough to shield — not fully — his sons from the psychological warfare of American racism that whispers obscenities at little boys when they find themselves alone.
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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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