"asleep in", "asleep on" or "asleep at"?
I had fallen asleep in the end. |
Asleep in their various corners. |
He's asleep in the dressing-room. |
Carl Jung said, ' There is a bear with glowing eyes asleep in the human consciousness. |
She falls asleep in the car, and I am not sure whether she will ever be able to drive. |
She was asleep in the privacy of her own room and was the victim of a criminal assault. |
My eyes seemed bruised in the corners, I touched my lips to the cheeks of the man asleep in the bed and walked away. |
At the garden of Gethsemane Jesus rebuked this sleep when the three disciples fell asleep instead of being watchful. |
While the rest of the family wandered around, I sat with our bags and promptly fell asleep in the middle of the shop. |
The intruder sneaks out of the house past Santa's Little Helper and Homer, who are still asleep in the front hallway. |
People fell asleep at the wheel. |
Congress is asleep at the wheel. |
Someone is asleep at the switch. |
The man was unable to have all his scans because he was falling asleep at the machine. |
Actually, they fall asleep at the same time, thus gaining an additional hour of sleep. |
Top officials of the Zanzibar Government of National Unity are not asleep at the wheel. |
But so too should the government who did nothing to stop it and the financial regulator who was asleep at the wheel. |
All of these painful experiences we are living through are here to remind us that we have fallen asleep at the wheel. |
According to a report by the foundation, more than half of those who fall asleep at the wheel are 25 years or younger. |
It's also a nice CYA blanket statement for less than stellar managers and/or BODs that have been asleep at the switch. |
I just fell asleep on the couch. |
Then I fell asleep on the floor. |
God was far from asleep on the job. |
Another, less celebrated, image shows the workers pretending to be asleep on the beam. |
My nephew was asleep on the floor when water from the street began flooding the house. |
Much better than trying not to fall asleep on the train down to Gatwick in my opinion. |
In the morning, on coming out from her bedroom, she found Claude asleep on the lounge, dressed, with his overcoat on. |
We tell you where You may have fallen asleep on the Tube, only to wake at the end stop, seemingly miles from anywhere. |
They are sometimes seen asleep on the water, but this makes them easy targets for killer whales and hunters in kayaks. |
Falling asleep on the couch is good to think of beforehand, and finding someone else to supply you a ride is good too. |
I guess you were asleep for that. |
You've been asleep for almost two hours. |
Read How to fall asleep for more help 8. |
So please don't blame our editor when she falls asleep for more than 50% of the show. |
I took a couple of pills and never knew when I fell asleep for few hours in the noon. |
On the way there we even had a car accident when our driver fall asleep for a moment. |
You fall back asleep for ten or fifteen minutes only to be awakened once more by the insistent beeping of the alarm. |
So what happened, I guess that beautiful democracy was asleep that day or have been asleep for last couple of years. |
Priscilla is nervous, and Elvis prescribes some sleeping pills which leave her asleep for the better part of two days. |
So the only time for me to do my workouts was at noon when I put her into her swing and she fell asleep for around 2 h. |
I fell asleep with the light on. |
A man was asleep with his children. |
You will fall asleep with a good book. |
Soon after I cleaned her she fell asleep with her head rested on her brand new baby. |
This results when a baby falls asleep with a sugar-filled juice bottle in his mouth. |
Richard is beside me the next morning, fast asleep with one hand resting on my waist. |
Abu Dharr reported,: I came to the Apostle (may peace be upon him) and he was asleep with a white mantle over him. |
A couple of times a week, I'd so tired that I just fall asleep with the kids and don't wake till the next morning. |
Instead we seem to prefer to remain asleep with politicians clinging to power and a parliament shouting order order. |
Worse when I'd tired, it's so loud by bedtime that I fall asleep with the TV on to drown out the high pitched whine. |
Some fall asleep during treatment. |
I almost fell asleep during this step. |
She fell asleep during community prayer. |
One day, you'll wonder how you ever fell asleep during such a rapidly-paced movie. |
General anesthetic means you will be asleep during the operation and feel no pain. |
Prior to the feeding scheme, the young children used to fall asleep during lessons. |
When breastfeeding baby, feed them in nappy with hat and socks only, so they do not fall asleep during the feed. |
Apparently it's possible to fall asleep during the Moulin Rouge show, even when pert boobs jiggle about on stage. |
I had people work in groups on learning tasks, and not a single person out of 400 fell asleep during the session. |
Somehow Iran would be blamed, regardless if every Persian in and out of Persia were asleep during such an incident. |
Both of them fell asleep by 11pm. |
They might be asleep by that time. |
If I'd not in bed and asleep by 10. |
This way, they can also learn, over a period of time, how to fall asleep by one's own. |
In fact he made all of us fall asleep by blunting the fast bowlers session by session. |
On the fortieth he was seized by fatigue and fell asleep by the side of the Noble Grave. |
Mara still can't comfortably fall asleep by herself and I'd writing this in Nia's room while she drifts off to sleep. |
Andres was pretty much asleep by the time we got back to the room, so I put him into bed and let him sleep for a while. |
Instead, put him down awake and stay with him, reassuring him that you're there, but that he can fall asleep by himself. |
When I answer her with a ' yea? ' or a ' yes baby? ', there would be silence because she would have been asleep by then. |
The IASC was not asleep to this danger. |
And try to fall asleep to that lullaby. |
I fell asleep to the poetry of failure. |
Falling asleep to the sounds of crickets chirping and frogs croaking and owls hooting. |
Fall asleep to the sounds of the warm water lapping against the shore below your deck. |
After a nightcap, retire and fall asleep to the comforting sounds of the African night. |
I have been asleep to Nigeria's situation but ready or not, Little Bee was an unexpected story wake up call to soul. |
I love falling asleep to different sounds and the alarm is quite easy to use, much easier than what I previously had. |
This machine works very well to block out noises and provide a soothing sound to fall asleep to at a reasonable cost. |
Play some calming music (I listen to baroque, classical) in the background (I prefer earphones) and fall asleep to it. |
She fell asleep after two vodkas. |
I remember falling asleep after that. |
You can then fall asleep after listening. |
I also tried falling back asleep after my alarm went off, but I was too wide awake. |
They look asleep, not dead, just asleep after a long night of bombing and shelling. |
If you don't fall asleep after 15 or 20 minutes, get up and get out of your bedroom. |
Beauty admitted that she herself used to administer sedative injections to keep Parag asleep after his abduction. |
After stocking up on snacks and petrol, we were on our way for the road trip! Cheryl fell asleep after 10 minutes. |
Marty falls asleep after dinner and is woken up by Doc calling him to bring Doc's video camera to the Twin Pines Mall. |
Have a sleep too, I always want to fall asleep after a race or long run! Just 30mins-1hr will make you feel much better. |
Then she falls asleep before lunch. |
I rarely feel asleep before 2am because of this. |
Many were thought to have been asleep before the crash. |
Often it is easier to wait until a baby is asleep before putting drops in the eye. |
Normally they'll be asleep before the movie is over, but occasionally they aren't. |
It seems I can't fall asleep before 6AM these days, which would be 5PM Toronto time. |
At the end of the day the heat and the jetlag caught me, and I fell asleep before the dinner, which is a bummer. |
Instead, I was asleep before midnight, exhausted after bottling for 12 hours during our second packaging session. |
I'd usually fall asleep before the movie's end, leaving my brain to piece together the loose ends before I woke up. |
I wont embarrass people by sharing photos from the last night, many of us fell asleep before the film even finished. |
I'd pretty sure he was asleep behind the oxen. |
The driver appeared to be asleep behind the wheel. |
I fell asleep behind the passenger seat on Saturday. |
All the windows were dark, my neighbors fast asleep behind them. |
I was even afraid to drive, in case I fell asleep behind the wheel. |
Our Taxi driver fell fast asleep behind the wheel while it was raining. |
You would not want to risk your life by falling asleep behind the wheel. |
If a rider takes you out it's because he's fallen asleep behind the wheel. |
SLUGGER: I was a rider and the driver was falling asleep behind the wheel. |
Well, 13 years ago I fell asleep behind the wheel and hit a telephone pole. |
My butt's asleep from sitting all night. |
Imagine that you have been asleep from 2007 till 2050. |
Keep ibuprofen drops out of the compile of milgrams and asleep from pets. |
I fall asleep from fatigue, am shaken by horrible dreams, and start awake with a cry. |
I could only read a few pages at a time before I feel asleep from exhaustion, tears to my eyes. |
By the time we sat down our legs were sore and our arms were asleep from holding on to the overhead rails. |
So finally I sat on the couch and watched TV until my body just shut down and fell asleep from all of the exhaustion. |
The Caucasian guys, with tousled hair and bed smell, sat very still on the chairs, half asleep from a late night of partying. |
Gabrielle is a announcer who happened to be in the appropriate abode at the appropriate time if the ambassador is begin asleep from an credible suicide. |
The literal and legal age ones are endeavoring for their daily bread and butter thus, fast asleep from potential and dead on target danger for the soul of Pakistan. |
There seems to be a girl asleep next to her. |
Arthur's mom was fast asleep next to him as he sat back down. |
One day the woman awoke and looked at her husband asleep next to her. |
I dream of the day I can fall asleep next to you, I dream of the day I can say I do. |
I know you want someone who won't turn away when you fall asleep next to each other. |
I fell asleep next to his dead remains; I slept properly for the first time in years. |
She may have even had access to a system he had just used and walked away from/fell asleep next to before it locked itself. |
The ability to adjust the brightness was appreciated when I was reading late at night and my husband was trying to fall asleep next to me. |
Bantjes said according to Kotz he could not remember everything that well, but he could remember falling asleep next to Bonette on the bed. |
And it was, too - I felt her weight get heavier and heavier with every exhale, and she was fast asleep next to me on the narrow two-seater couch before I could say off with your head. |
Once he fell asleep under a tree. |
He'd fallen asleep under the tree. |
Lovely! Sound asleep under the desk. |
Falling asleep under the stars and waking up to the sounds of nature is incredible. |
The entire skating ring is filled with masses of men and women asleep under the open sky. |
Asleep under the blanket of stars over the glorious sierra, our mountain home for the week. |
Heading out to lunch in glorious sunshine in a moment, however, so may be found this afternoon asleep under a tree. |
Alex spoke a little about the upcoming trek he was soon to guide and then fell fast asleep under the faint starlight. |
Hideki Matsutake: I worked during the day, so I would come in and play the Moog at night, and I remember falling asleep under it. |
Later, unable to sleep with the excitement, Clara goes downstairs to get her Nutcracker doll and falls asleep under the Christmas tree. |
I fall asleep within 20minutes. |
We fell asleep within an hour though. |
He fell asleep within 10 minutes and woke at 1:40. |
I fall asleep within minutes of hitting the bed and hours are spent doing life THINGS. |
I've (almost) always been able to fall asleep within seven minutes of putting my head down. |
We finally gave in, wandered around the corner to our hotel, and I was asleep within minutes. |
If the mind is clear and the body is co-operating, the normal person should feel asleep within this window time. |
I heard there's one terrific reflexology place where they do it so well the customer fall asleep within the hour. |
Without even thinking about it, I turned on No Strings Attached on Netflix and was sound asleep within 10 minutes. |
Within a week Eoin made considerable improvements going to bed, he would go to bed and be asleep within a few minutes. |
Fell asleep without brushing teeth. |
I soon fall asleep without realising. |
But if it was daylight I could fall asleep without a problem. |
She can fall asleep without it, but she (and I) like the closeness shared while BF. |
I think it will help you fall asleep without any kind of drug assistance, at least. |
I'd hoping once she relearns how to fall asleep without the dummy the nap comes back. |
And then what happens to all of us every day happened to him -- he fell asleep without knowing himself when or how. |
She realised that time was a healer and she found that there were days when she actually fell asleep without crying. |
Before coming to Nilambe, I could not help thinking that I might not be able to fall asleep without a proper evening meal. |
I go to sleep every night thinking how happy we are and would never go dream of falling asleep without telloing her how I feel. |