Modern Express drifting off the coast of France on Jan.
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As I was drifting off to sleep, my phone buzzed.
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Let it be the last thought as you are drifting off.
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There are many ways to make drifting off to dreamland easier.
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HONG KONG (Reuters Breakingviews) - Tencent is drifting off course with Tesla.
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Little bits and pieces of her life keep drifting off course.
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I would think that he was drifting off to take a nap.
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Back at the hotel, Kim is drifting off for an early night.
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Sterling is drifting off now and we may see a further retreat.
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There are things you can do to coax yourself into drifting off.
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We were drifting off to sleep when we simultaneously awoke with a jolt.
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The next time you catch yourself drifting off at your desk around 3 p.m.
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"First graders," the president said, his eyes drifting off and becoming red with tears.
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Drifting off to sleep, Phoebe heard rueful laughter, a wistful conspiracy to follow her.
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Pindar, for his part, keeps drifting off into reveries about the nature of time.
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I'm in bed and drifting off to an old episode of House by 2799 pm.
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Don't tell us you never check Instagram "one last time" before drifting off to sleep.
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Around 10:40 PM, I am drifting off to sleep (am being lowered into sleep).
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They linger until noon before drifting off in the haze of the Gulf Coast sun.
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And he ended up drifting off and running two hours, zero minutes, and 25 seconds.
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It's been a long day, but we still snuggle for a few minutes before drifting off.
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Three bodies belonging to the group were found Saturday drifting off the Florida Keys, authorities reported.
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"We almost got run over by horses," one partygoer said blandly, drifting off toward the gin.
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Have you had a difficult time drifting off to dreamland lately because **gestures vaguely at the world**?
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Most speeches were performed with a Teleprompter to keep Trump from drifting off into his own ad libs.
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I used it to help me from drifting off again after my dad wakes me up for school.
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"That's where I lay my head — that's my bed now," Rocky explains, before drifting off into a feline slumber.
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I've had months go by where every night as I'm drifting off, I suddenly wake up gasping for air.
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Worse, it means virtually no chance of plugging himself into some Alice Coltrane, closing his eyes and drifting off.
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In other words, exercise helps you relax so you have an easier time drifting off to sleep at night.
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Then each time I was drifting off, I'd feel like I was falling again and lie awake for hours.
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With standard ale yeast, they'll do their job for around two weeks before finishing and drifting off to sleep.
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His eyes won't feel as tired or dry, and he might have an easier time drifting off to sleep.
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The euro climbed to a one-week high of 21 yen, before drifting off to last stand at 22.
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However, at times they allowed candidates to go on at length, drifting off topic and devolving into stump speeches.
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It became a ritual for her: drifting off in her San Antonio bedroom to the sounds of faraway voices.
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So I let myself cry my eyes out for three straight hours before finally, almost mercifully, drifting off to sleep.
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I pick up a novel I've been reading, and he returns a few work emails before drifting off to sleep.
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That night, we slept in twin beds, but before drifting off, we discussed our excitement about the day to come.
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Phase two of this is to provide intelligent voice feedback that will chime in if it senses you're drifting off.
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You'll save yourself some pain, and the reminders will keep you from getting distracted and drifting off into unproductive territory.
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After the set, the players typically socialize over a drink or two, eventually drifting off for evening gigs or teaching.
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Yet some of his own advisers also privately worry about his penchant for picking unnecessary fights and drifting off message.
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I lay there for an hour, pondering my uselessness before finally drifting off, only to wake up again at 5 a.m.
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In July, Arkansas temporarily banned the use and sale of dicamba herbicides after farmers said the chemical was drifting off target.
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The euro climbed to a one-week high of 24 yen EURJPY=R, before drifting off to last stand at 25.
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The unidentified boat was spotted drifting off shore on Friday but the grim discovery was only made when it reached land.
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You might anticipate a deep sense of unease at the prospect of drifting off while dangling in a thin nylon cocoon.
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The sleep deprivation is getting to me so I take Netflix to bed and start drifting off until… 7:30 p.m.
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I brush my teeth, set my alarm, and settle in to read for a bit before drifting off to sleep by 11.
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The dollar index stood at 96.743, stuck in familiar territory since drifting off a one-month low of 663 set last Friday.
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In addition to marine mammals, several bird species use USWS to keep tabs on their environment while simultaneously drifting off into dreamland.
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On November 28, Coast Guard vessels encountered a North Korean boat with ten crew members on board drifting off the Japanese coast.
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"In general, I just kind of live," he said, his voice drifting off as he watched his friends frolicking in the pool.
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"It might prevent you from drifting off" is not coffee or amphetamines, but an ANCHOR, to keep your boat from drifting away.
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But she would have to actually go make that case instead of drifting off to irrelevance and occasionally sparring with Bernie Sanders.
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For a moment before drifting off to sleep, I reveled in the physical sensation of the transformative nature of what had taken place.
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Your mind stops drifting off to the other things you could be doing, and instead, you hyper-focus on the challenge at hand.
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On a Friday afternoon in March, 22010, a sheriff's sergeant named Jody Hoagland noticed a red Nissan pickup truck drifting off a road.
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This mix of mental images distracts your conscious brain while your body gets on with the natural process of drifting off to sleep.
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I hoped that in the end, Fluffy would have a natural death, drifting off to sleep for good on her favorite soft pillow.
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Imagine, say, that the human inside the car has been drifting off but then suddenly has to snap to attention to prevent a crash.
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"Snow white roses, trees with white lights and candles, snow everywhere, you arriving in a silver sleigh with white horses," Emily adds, drifting off.
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Twenty-two days after Thanos's snap, Tony Stark and Nebula (Karen Gillan) are drifting off in space, while Steve Rogers, Thor, Natasha Romanoff a.k.a.
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The 77-year-old former veep rambles, mumbles and careens down tangents, often sounding like he's practicing talking points while drifting off to sleep.
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Mr. Trump's impulsive style of action may appeal to his supporters, but some insiders worry about his penchant for picking fights and drifting off message.
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I created this mess — a life at breakneck speed from the moment I wake until I finally watch 30 minutes of Netflix before drifting off.
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According to them, the driver swerved off the road twice before drifting off the third time, which would eventually lead to the bus flipping. Sgt.
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The imagery is beguiling: plumes of silt drifting off half-buried treasure, giant sculptures foregrounded by schools of fish, and raised objects shimmering in the shallows.
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I stood and looked across the Bay to Oakland, to the wide arc of the evening, where clouds were drifting off after a day of rain.
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That didn't save Yahoo from drifting off into oblivion – its main brand was sold off to Verizon Communications in 2017 for a relatively puny $4.5 billion.
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With their reference currency, the euro, drifting off last week's 1.8343-year lows versus the greenback, the Czech crown touched a 1.8333-day high versus the euro.
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Lots of kids dream about drifting off to sleep in a racecar bed every night, but as you get older, privacy and relaxation are much higher priorities.
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If sleep is an arc—drifting off, then sleeping, then rising out of slumber—then light plays a huge role in the parts before and after sleep.
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Those who were less inclined to forgive may stew in feelings like anger, blame and regret that keep them from drifting off, according to the study authors.
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Reporters have also been keeping a close eye on senators who might be drifting off during the hours on the Senate floor and appeared to spot Sen.
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Drifting off to the land of nod is hard in this day and age, especially when we're not entirely sure what companies are doing with our personal data.
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Still others might picture nothing at all, having found a different way to pay tribute to the soft power of Hopkins's creations: by drifting off to sleep. ♦
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They're both kind of paradoxical in the sense that exams stress you out and you need do them, but drifting off relaxes you and takes that edge off.
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I live in a bustling city, so I can't imagine drifting off to sleep at night without the sound of a car honking or my neighbors' baby crying.
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Or maybe (like me) podcasts bring you back to childhood, drifting off to the sound of far-away voices talking about stuff you don't need to worry about.
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But she and her fellow newly awakened crew members have had their memories wiped, the ship's AI is offline, and they appear to be drifting off into deep space.
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The exhibition is mostly devoted to these local places, ending with a 600,000-gallon, kidney-shaped tank that simulates the canyon's edge, with the ocean drifting off into darkness.
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In a warm movie theater with reclining lounge chairs, the risk of drifting off is far greater — which is, quite frankly, shocking, considering this is a Tiffany Haddish movie.
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Millions of football fans are already drifting off into a dreamworld about what their teams will do in the 2016 season, when the current season is just reaching its zenith.
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In 1990, the year Tortoise was founded, a group of musicians rooted in punk and indie rock, drifting off into Krautrock, jazz, dub, and experimental zones, was revolutionary and uncommon.
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But Muslim parents and American communities with Muslim populations can start by nurturing those kids who seem to be drifting off, and listening to those who seem to be lost.
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"I like to leave it to the last minute to decide what I'm going to do, but I'll always be working on something so there's options," he says, drifting off.
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For one of the first times in my adult life, lying in bed in a dark room with the fan on left me wide-eyed and incapable of drifting off.
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"I gave you the world / Lord knows I tried / Lord knows that I tried / Lord knows I tried," he cries at the end, drifting off into the back of the mix.
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Because, even if you happen to be an easy sleeper, is there anything better than filling your home with a soothing, dreamy scent before drifting off to the Land of Nod?
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The team then compared their consumption to results from sleep diaries and wrist sensors which recorded the participants' sleep duration, sleep efficiency, and how quickly they woke up after drifting off.
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I have an innate distrust of work that has a whiff of nostalgia drifting off its surface, whether it is for Andy Warhol, Jackson Pollock, or, further back, Albert Pinkham Ryder.
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That's where this trailer, with Iron Man drifting off and dying "alone" (technically, it seems he's with the cybernetic assassin known as Nebula, which is basically like dying alone), ostensibly picks up.
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This is the sound of acceptance—in the contexts of both grief and of age—but the overall sensation is comfort, the same kind felt when drifting off into a peaceful slumber.
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I don't really know what to say about Theon, drifting off into the ocean, staring up at the silhouettes of the Sand Snakes, who have already been laced up on the bow.
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And I'm in a helicopter and I can move around and I can find the point where I love the fact that I can see the perspective drifting off into the distance.
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He has to read things repeatedly to make sense of them, and has trouble sleeping—drifting off in the middle of the night, waking up before dawn, unable to nap in between.
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It's the moment when the heat has inserted itself firmly into the air, lethargy has started to seep in, and you're steadily drifting off in the haze of too many daytime beers.
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I'm hoping my little one will get on a better sleeping schedule soon, and I'll be able to do things like read for pleasure without drifting off in the middle of every page.
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"I often feel as if Ackerman's ramblings work by tricking my brain into believing it is drifting off, emulating the peripatetic workings of the dreaming mind," the New Yorker's Nora Caplan-Bricker agreed.
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It's telling that the climax of the piece, if it has one, involves the dancers drifting off one by one, to crowd around the pianos and assist in an accumulation of hammered notes.
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Most of what I remember after that is just rolling around in bed feeling so wonderful, like the universe was giving me a bearhug for a couple of hours, before drifting off to sleep.
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A total of 43 wooden ships that were believed to have come from the Korean peninsula washed up on Japanese shores or were seen to be drifting off Japan's coast from January to Nov.
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"Because there was a focus on our productivity, I made a point of doing one thing at a time, and turning myself back to it when I felt I was drifting off," she said.
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When I upgraded from an iPod video to an iPod touch, I lost the ability to just plug in my headphones and skip between songs on my iPod while drifting off to sleep on planes.
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So if the idea of hanging out in a hammock gets you drifting off to a nice mental space, here&aposs what you need to know about where, and how, a hammock can be hung.
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He has been labeled by commentators on Twitter and elsewhere as incompetent for a suspected terrorist, relaxing while on the run and drifting off in a place where he could be seen the next morning.
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It's a relatively simple process: You just hyperventilate to the point that the blood in your brain starts getting oversaturated with oxygen, before becoming so dizzy that it seems like you're drifting off into another dimension.
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Our sun actually may have started off as a member of a cluster like Messier 18 — known as an open cluster — before drifting off to do its own thing in a different part of the galaxy.
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How much of your day are you actually working, and how much of it are you doing a little work, a little internetting, a little snacking, a little gchatting, a little texting and a little drifting off?
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Warmer tones are the key to drifting off, so Philips is introducing a new white bulb to its Hue line that can be adjusted from cool to warm color temperatures to help your body wind down at night.
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After giving a recap of what her previous team dug up, which was just as much for the viewers as it was for Hugo and Jess, Eve shows her hand a little, drifting off into thought about the murderer.
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A rescue crew found five of the men dead in the boat drifting off Bastian beach on Lanzarote island, about 130 km (80 miles) from the Moroccan coastline, while two other men died trying to swim for the coast.
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When reading to babies, toddlers, preschoolers, and kids in early grade school, it's wonderful to have a kid on your lap, snuggled next to you on the couch, or drifting off to sleep in bed as you enjoy picture books together.
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Most often, when I'm losing concentration or drifting off, I just think about all the shit I have to do: make deadline, get edits back, pay a bill, give my cat flea meds, make that thing for that other thing, etc.
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Drifting off There are other obstacles to sleeping in space, Flynn-Evans said, such as the sheer excitement of being on a space mission and the urge to look out at the Earth -- a bright blue light -- right before bed.
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During an hourlong performance before a huge American flag, Mr. Trump plainly relished his time in front of the cheering crowd, regaling them with stories of what he argued were unmatched successes as president, and drifting off script for brash asides.
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Between depression and anxiety, a packed work schedule, irregular eating habits, and a mind that's prone to racing when it should be drifting off, the 36-year-old is lucky to get more than four hours of shut-eye virtually every weeknight.
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ONBOARD OPEN ARMS, off Libya (Reuters) - Some 73 migrants, many suffering from hypothermia and burns, were rescued by a Spanish charity ship late on Wednesday from a packed rubber dinghy that had been drifting off the Libyan coast for nearly 24 hours.
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White puffs of what could be cigarette smoke, drifting off to the right of the painter, or clouds encircling a muddy mountain range in the distance, recall the steam pouring from the locomotive's smokestack in de Chricio's "The Anxious Journey" (533), also in MoMA's collection.
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I still look fondly back to using my iPod while drifting off to sleep on long plane or bus rides, relaxing with my finicky music tastes without having to open my eyes and / or blind myself in the dark by lightning up the giant, glowing display.
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It seemed to me the perfect opportunity to show what an actual suicide really looks like—to dispel the myth of the quiet drifting off, and to make viewers face the reality of what happens when you jump from a burning building into something much, much worse.
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Sometimes, as I'm drifting off to sleep, I'll start half-consciously fantasizing about waking up the next morning, picking up a book, and reading for several hours in a coffee shop — an activity I used to love before it became primarily about the discomfort of the chair.
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You know, when drifting off on the train, taking a shower after nowhere close to enough sleep, glossing over in front of weeknight TV. Of how much I want to get back at it in the moments where I can't, how it's hooked me after the smallest taste.
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I'd downloaded "Vanderpump Rules" onto my phone, so that I could watch the show's four seasons more efficiently: on the F train, in line at the supermarket, and while drifting off to sleep, an approach that felt less like binge-watching than like inserting an I.V. of sangria.
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It's that the people who recline, who often push that dreaded button minutes after takeoff and stay that way until the attendants force them to return upright, exude an intensely irritating "f*ck you" insouciance that's only barely tempered with the odd shake of their seat when it looks like they're drifting off.
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It looks like Thanos separated everyone and sent the Hulk crashing down to Earth: It seems as if Thanos also sent Thor drifting off into space — which is in keeping with the original cut of the Infinity War trailer that premiered at San Diego Comic-Con in July but was never publicly released.
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There are moments that make me cagey in this two-parent parenting plan; I always want to be the one who reads our son his last book before bed, and soak up the sleepy snuggles when he's already breathing heavily and drifting off, but I rarely get to do it these days.
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Picture an ill-lit makeshift studio somewhere in Cowboy Country, the smell of Bob-brand whiskey lingering in the sweaty air, Dylan thumbing through an old Rimbaud paperback while humming a grizzled version of Frank Sinatra's "The Impatient Years," Kanye in his MAGA hat drifting off for one of his studio naps.
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"I spend a lot of my professional life thinking up and searching for scary things, but it wasn't until I was drifting off and was interrupted by a partner swearing she saw someone outside the window that I understood how unnerving it can be to be," Ruth writes in the director's notes.
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As the Arab Spring turned to the Arab Winter, more cynical generations of young Arabs expressed concern "whether democracy could ever work in the Middle East" (22019); viewed "the rise of ISIS as the biggest obstacle facing the region" (2015); rejected ISIS and believed the group would fail to establish an Islamic state (2016); wanted their countries to do more for them (2017); and said the previous decade, shaped by the Arab Spring and ISIS, left the region drifting off course (2018).
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Just as I notice myself drifting off to sleep, I nudge myself awake to set anywhere from five to 10 alarms on my phone in five-minute intervals; I make sure the volume on my phone is turned all the way up; I double-check that I just changed the ringer volume and not the regular volume; I double-check that my alarms are set even though I set them 90 seconds ago; and some nights, I'll wake up just after falling asleep in a panic thinking I didn't set any alarms, then go through the whole process again.
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