I read a book, have a nap, read some more, have a nap.
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We decided to have a nap before we went out.
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If you have a nap room at work, that's ideal.
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Once that's all done, Pugsley is off to have a nap as one does after a refreshment.
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She just explores, comes back to the van and usually climbs up onto the roof to have a nap.
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Now, excuse me, I have a nap to take, and this serial killer podcast isn't going to listen to itself
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At one point, Daniela said, she was invited to have a nap with Raniere and her sister, which quickly turned sexual.
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All I had to do was freshen up, maybe have a nap, and check out the pool for all that Timbaland goodness.
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Then I come home from work, have a nibble, and sometimes I have a nap—because I need it, I'm so exhausted.
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One of them had brought her tent right up close to the house to get some shade so she could have a nap.
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The poll also found that one in 10 drivers "would be tempted to have a nap" while using semi-autonomous systems like Autopilot.
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"I'm gonna have a nap," he said as he rolled over to his back and sprawled out in the middle of the rink.
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Of Syd, she said: Imagining the sounds that they are creating is honestly making me feel like I need to have a nap.
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I love napping in the afternoon, so I tend to come back, either read a book or work, and then have a nap.
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But I think it's useful to have those eye masks in every possible container so if you need to have a nap somewhere, you have access to one.
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Before sunrise, children would go to schools or tutoring them at home would commence. Elders would dress, take a breakfast by 11 o'clock, have a nap and in the afternoon or evening would generally go to the Forum. Going to a public bath at least once daily was a habit with most Roman citizens. There were separate baths for men and women.
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She tells another mother named Bethany that it is her son named Simon. Sidecar later gets angry and throws toys at people because he did not have a nap. After Sidecar falls asleep, Linda tells Bethany what his real name is and that his father is imprisoned and his mother is in the woods. When Bethany is about to call the authorities, Linda takes Sidecar and leaves.
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She is helped down the stairs, and Dick is waiting for her. He grabs her and tries to get her out of the house but is stopped by Ralph. Eventually a furious Dick leaves the house, followed by a hysterical Mandy after getting a slap across the face from Christine. Ralph and Christine calm Gloria down with a cup of tea and also let her have a nap on their sofa.
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Pingle attended a conference in the morning on January 10, 1928. He returned to his home shortly after noon. He felt a pricking sensation in his hand, and he was unable to use it and his wife urged him to go have a nap. Pingle died at 7:20 pm that day at his residence in Medicine Hat, of what was reported to be "cardiac troubles" or a stroke.
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Bearing enough nightmares since husband was abducted, Faye just wants to have a nap. But as soon as she touches the bed, Aeval tells Faye that Merrow is a traitor and she must escape from the tower. Faye jumps out of the tower window and is caught by Aeval's vines. Aeval then leads Faye to the Eternal Tree, that tree she skipped before, where Fidget and Lyra are thought to be being held underneath.
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For a while, Wolfe found this very difficult as it seemed a shock to the system. The work she had been assigned usually took until after 10 pm, so she had only 6 hours of sleep. Her body demanded more than this, and many times she had to succumb or have a nap during the day. After waking up, Wolfe spent 20 minutes or so in her Asana and after that, she imagined the yellow square of the tattwas for another 20 minutes, with varying results.
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In 2005, molecular analysis led to the identification of the C. difficile strain type characterized as group BI by restriction endonuclease analysis, as North American pulse-field-type NAP1 by pulsed-field gel electrophoresis and as ribotype 027; the differing terminology reflects the predominant techniques used for epidemiological typing. This strain is referred to as C. difficile BI/NAP1/027. As of 2016, the NAP1 strain has been replaced by novel strains in some areas of British Columbia. These novel strains include NAP2 and NAP4, and some strains that do not have a NAP designation.
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