sleepless
IPA: sɫˈipɫʌs
adjective
- Characterized by an absence of sleep.
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Examples of "sleepless" in Sentences
- It was a sleepless night.
- The night before the wedding ceremony was sleepless.
- Certainly Aftermath took its toll in sleepless nights.
- At the end of the sleepless summer tour, Dean held up a bat.
- For 3 sleepless days and nights, they could not focus on studying.
- The anxiousness kept her in bed, staying there for sleepless nights.
- He then travels sprinkling the sand into the eyes of sleepless children.
- During the night, a sleepless Wilmarth overhears a disturbing conversation.
- Maybe the sleepless nights are taking their toll on my cognitive functions.
- After a sleepless night, it turned out that Charlton was fine in the morning.
- It is also popularly believed they can increase irritability and sleeplessness.
- I was a little shaver, but recall the sleepless nights my parents never slept, worring about loosing our home and farm.
- Likewise, standing shackled and sleepless is not torture if the duration is short, but it is torture when the duration is 180 hours.
- At the moment she had felt that his casual words held a hidden meaning, and to this day, though she had pondered them in sleepless nights ever since, she was still undecided.
- Sir Sydney still recalls sleepless nights spent thinking about minor details of construction or possible unsuspected weaknesses which might prove fatal to his airplane in the moment of com - bat or strains.
- Habibion recalls the sleepless nights on tour back in the 1990s with his old band Edsel, when Obits frontman Rick Froberg's former group, post-punk favorites Drive Like Jehu, would be playing in the background.
- When I recall the sleepless care with which Mrs. Stevenson watched over him at that critical point in his life, it seems to me that it is not too much to say that the world owes it to her that he lived to produce his best works.
- But in so many married women sleeplessness and a consequent nervous condition are coupled with a lack of the complete sex relation, that one of the first questions a physician should put to those of his women patients who are worn and sleepless is whether her husband really fulfills his marital duty in their physical relation.
- Not, indeed, that the loss of sleep troubles me, for if any one could claim to be called the sleepless one, it would be I-- that is to say, when engaged in these arduous explorations, and curtained by night and the stars; but, although I can do without sleep, I require a certain amount of horizontal repose, and this I could not obtain in this fearful glen.