Or she's nodding off, falling asleep in the middle of something.
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However, William was also caught nodding off during that same service!
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And it ends as it began: with Mr. Yorke nodding off.
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I play cards and then read a bit, nodding off by 10.
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Moses kept sort of nodding off, his head dipping toward his soup.
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She would sit in the cafeteria alone, barely eating, occasionally nodding off.
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The arrest report alleges she gave Ethan juice and Tylenol before nodding off.
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Nodding off in the middle of a conversation was just her being tired.
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Gerszewski looked over and saw Bailey was nodding off, so Gerszewski nudged him.
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He starts nodding off and I'm always giving him the kick or the pinch.
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Nodding off can be a real challenge sometimes, but it's not a lost cause.
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This went on — the waking up, and nodding off again — for a half-hour.
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We get through half an episode of Game of Thrones before I start nodding off.
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Once I returned home that evening, I watched Fox until I felt myself nodding off.
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Bubba appeared to be nodding off during the biggest moment of his wife's political career.
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"I hate him," she murmured, nodding off again, the cigarette burning, forgotten, between her fingers.
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Yet at St Michael the Archangel, in the Norfolk village of Booton, nodding off is encouraged.
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We snort or shoot lines, hours later nodding off and drooling all over our intake forms.
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Or maybe (like me) she's fond of the quiet confidences we make just before nodding off?
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I was just sitting awake the whole time, nodding off and having to wake back up.
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During the rest of the interview, he kept nodding off while the camera judiciously avoided him.
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So if you find yourself repeatedly having difficulty nodding off, check with your doctor about other options.
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As the less elevated thinker, I'm sort of nodding off at the idea of all that moderation.
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Germany loses up to $60 billion a year, or 1.56 percent of GDP, to employees nodding off.
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And if you find yourself staying overnight somewhere with Manning nearby, check the thermostat before nodding off.
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Watch the addictive defrosting video below, and see if you can get to the end without nodding off.
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" Another Twitter user wrote: "Did Kevin Hart get bleeped during that bit or am I nodding off already?
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ZEES don't indicate a cartoon character nodding yes; they indicate a character nodding off, as in sleeping (Zzzz).
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Here's what you need to know to get through this next week without nodding off at your desk.
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Frida, a rescue dog who became the mascot of the recovery efforts, sat in the front row, nodding off.
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How are you supposed to wade through all that technobabble, all those pointless secondary-character subplots, without nodding off?
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Soon insomnia knocked me totally out of sync, and I compensated one night by nodding off at 8 p.m.
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The older folks in the crowd start to switch into nap mode, nodding off in their hotel ballroom chairs.
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There's a kid in the back seat, nodding off to the sounds of a Strauss waltz on the radio.
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I've read that nodding off throughout the day is a risk factor for stroke and other major cardiovascular events.
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He's too late to save the movie, but he's just in time to stop us from nodding off altogether.
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The constant nodding off, coupled with cataplexy episodes, accounts for the stereotypical depiction of narcoleptics falling asleep at any moment.
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But for those of us who already deal with generalized anxiety, well, nodding off is already just that much harder.
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Just make sure you bring some snacks and maybe a friend to grab the wheel when you start nodding off.
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The process does lead to some long nights, however, which Raisman admits sometimes has her nodding off at the keyboard.
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He would get very tired, come close to nodding off, and then a jolt of energy would shock him awake.
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Since I hadn't experimented with hardcore drugs yet, I didn't know what people looked like when they were nodding off.
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Later that day, I was nodding off as I desperately struggled to get through the week's assigned readings for school.
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I got through a few planks, kind of nodding off while standing there—it was about 7:30AM at this point.
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"You can't move," said a 46-year-old woman, who kept nodding off during an interview at the Haverhill police station.
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And anyway, if things ever get too sleepy, Keith will just announce that he's nodding off, which, ironically, is quite fun.
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I slept in fits and starts, nodding off in between fantasies of sleeping in whatever fridge those beers came out of.
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It's only in the end stage that they're nodding off in an alley and have a pretty good shot of dying.
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I've been in dreamland quite a while And just woke up with blissful smile From nodding off I don't know when.
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As his wife waited, he noticed the man next to him at the beverage station "nodding-off," and heard a gurgling sound.
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Co-founder and CEO Alex Tew told Mashable he hasn't gone past 10 minutes on any of the stories without nodding off.
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But nodding off was a sign of heroin use, and I certainly didn't want her doing it in front of the judge.
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I did it anyway out of pure habit, but after 15 minutes, I was actually nodding off with my phone in my hand.
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Bombing there means hearing a sad symphony of the HVAC system and clinking silverware, or maybe seeing Henry Kissinger nodding off at Table 27.
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Explorer The notion of nodding off under the stars to the crackle of a fire in the shadow of ancient ponderosa pines sounds dreamy.
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Anne Arundel schools have used naloxone three more times on students, one a high-school student who was nodding off in class last year.
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This isn't just about making sure to wake up a sleepy driver if they're in danger of nodding off – though it can do that, too.
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And what parent couldn't relate with a laugh to the video of Prince William nodding off at an event days after welcoming home a newborn?
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Although the masseurs sadly never materialized, many of the audience members completely relaxed nonetheless, nodding off until the lights startled them awake at the end.
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Unfortunately, the nodding-off image reinforces a second reality: the fact that the current market-addled mainstream art world really is, politically, out of it.
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Even if you're not yawning and nodding off, sleep deprivation might be playing havoc with your mood and emotions, and tanking your professional and personal relationships.
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According to the police report obtained by the outlet, Frey had slurred speech, kept "nodding off" and was drooling as officers attempted to speak to him.
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Instead of nodding off, consider both showing the speaker that you're interested (nodding, agreeing, etc.) and actually making an effort to understand (by asking questions and clarifying).
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If you're nodding off right now thinking about this, I would posit that these moves, however minor right now, are an important step forward in cryptocurrency acceptance.
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She alleged that they violated company policy by asking her to work while she adjusted to new medication, which led to her nodding off on the clock.
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While it's perfectly normal to have a preference for sleeping certain positions, these habits and routines can also be a hindrance when it comes to nodding off.
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But I did find myself nodding off faster than with our old spring-only mattress, and even while still awake, I wasn&apost shifting around as much.
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Needless to say, we won't continue to serve you alcohol once you've started putting your head on the bar or are otherwise visibly asleep or nodding off.
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It looks like tennis at triple speed, and feels like heroin without the needles and the nodding off and the vomiting afterward, except when you vomit afterward.
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The deal followed a tortuous summit that had leaders nodding off and their police escorts slumped on chairs as groups of leaders huddled in search of an accord.
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Anger flared after a meeting on December 5th, when one councillor was spotted using his mobile phone, before nodding off as survivors opened up about their horrific experiences.
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A series of photos taken by the European Pressphoto Agency showed Miller nodding off, rubbing his eyes and yawning during Monday's meeting, which lasted more than an hour.
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Instead of nodding off and falling over on my neighbor – or, worse, not falling asleep at all on a red-eye – I fell asleep fast and stayed asleep.
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DIVISIONS The deal followed a tortuous summit that had leaders nodding off and their police escorts slumped on chairs as groups of leaders huddled in search of an accord.
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Although professional responsibilities unfortunately stopped me from legitimately nodding off, once I pulled the cover over my head I really think I could have slept in that terrible room.
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In the last scene we see of Gereon in this part of the timeline, the detective is nodding off in a bathtub, under the sway of morphine once again.
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On the subway ride home, where my fellow passengers were avoiding one another or nodding off, the only person smiling was a man watching a video on his phone.
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In the video, Pink's baby girl, who was sporting a pair of bright pink noise-canceling headphones over her ears, keeps nodding off as a smiling Hart, 42, films her.
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For some of us, summer comes with a lot of free time but there's plenty you can do besides nodding off to The View with the air conditioning on max.
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Watching the rather ancient justices at work these days is not to witness scenes out of a nursing home, despite some notorious nodding off during recent state of the union addresses.
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Right after rapper ASAP Rocky came out to perform his verse on Blige's new single "Set Me Free," the camera cut to Bruno, who was sitting in the audience...nodding off.
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If you've been nodding off during the previous couple of hours, like the T-shirt-wearing man two seats down from me, you will surely waken to this air-disrupting apparition.
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I sit on the porch reading my book and nodding off while the dogs play and my cat hunts field mice (unsuccessfully — he's still young and not a very good hunter yet!).
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But when Ms. Sevigny's character retreats to the sanctuary of her psychedelically patterned bedroom and begins nodding off, you may feel like joining her in what looks like a seriously comfortable bed.
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The "Independence Day" director — whose new war movie "Midway" starring Woody Harrelson and Nick Jonas is out November 8 — told Insider that he watches Marvel movies when he needs some help nodding off.
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It robs its victims of their mental capacity, stunts their growth and causes both the characteristic "nodding-off" motion which gives its name and more serious seizures, often when a child is being fed.
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DIVISIONS But it was not all girl power at a torturous summit that had leaders nodding off and their police escorts slumped on chairs as groups of leaders huddled in search of a deal.
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People who don't fit the profile of a typical drowsy driver can still be at increased risk for nodding off behind the wheel at some point due to life events, the authors also note.
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She was regularly missing from her classes at Francis Lewis High School in Queens, and when she was there, teachers would catch the girl, a 16-year-old from South Korea, nodding off during lessons.
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Incredibly dramatic and frustratingly addictive, this all too short series will grab your attention — but if you do find yourself nodding off, you won't be too startled by anything on screen when you wake up.
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S. S. Pathak, a bank manager, said he installed air-conditioning so his children, who are studying for medical school entrance exams, could manage late-night study sessions without nodding off or being devoured by disease-carrying mosquitoes.
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Instead, Best Coast continued to work closely with Wavves, collaborating on tracks like "Nodding Off" from Wavves' EP Life Sux and then enlisting Bethany's cat Snacks as the iconic mascot of the 2010 Wavves record King of the Beach.
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That real world includes spots like this corner on the border of Bedford-Stuyvesant and Bushwick, where the sight of addled men and women passed out, nodding off or stumbling has become so common that they have gotten a nickname: zombies.
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Jessamine Irwin, above, was nodding off one afternoon on the New York City subway when she heard a loud slam and saw, in the space between the cars, someone shaking a person over the tracks as the train raced on.
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Since her detention began in late March, Park has declined witness appearances in concurrent trials citing health issues, and various South Korean media have reported her as having chronic back and shoulder pains, difficulty sleeping and nodding off more than once during hearings.
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His favorite senator (and good friend), was Eugene McCarthy, as liberal as a mainstream politician could get in those days, a man who, according to Russ's children, could be found from time to time nodding off on the Bakers' living room couch.
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This probably has something to do with the pure out-of-body giddiness of the broadcasters, and the fact that dotted throughout the shots of the sublimely turnt-up crowd there are exhausted-looking children clinging to parents or nodding off in the chaos.
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The to-and-froing leaves him so spent that he's already nodding off in the middle of dinner, and if the whole sequence has the feeling of an "I Love Lucy" rerun, maybe it will prompt Carson to 'splain why he's been such a putz.
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These embedded sensors are also small and low-cost compared to other sending solutions, and can provide real-time info about what's going on in a car, including monitoring passenger vital signs, and even keeping track of whether a driver is nodding off behind the wheel.
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Any sense of excitement was dulled by the late hour and the long journey, and the kids were nodding off, but as we rode through empty downtown streets in the dark, the familiar smell of eucalyptus and the soft foggy Pacific air yanked me back 50 years.
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I can't remember which song it was from the album, but it was long and slow, and I was so tired from the long drives, not getting enough sleep, the depressing turnouts for our shows, and I was standing there, and it was like nodding off while you're driving.
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If they keep nodding off—no matter how loudly you recount the plot of that freaky Forensic Files episode—let them sleep, but check for signs of alcohol poisoning every five to ten minutes (and pat yourself on the back for being a good friend), at least initially.
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The beauty of flying — of seeing lakes and mountain ranges from thousands of feet in the air; of nodding off to sleep in Boston and waking up a few hours later in London or Rome — can occasionally be forgotten amid long airport lines, cramped plane seats and baggage fees.
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The whiteboard was quite likely a helpful aid; the methodical parsing of every detail — hotel receipts, credit card statements and passports, among other things — mixed with constant interruptions over legal points left many jurors inattentive, with some even nodding off, as the trial has dragged on at a sluggish pace.
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In Boston, where pedestrians step over drug users who are nodding off on a stretch of Massachusetts Avenue known as Methadone Mile, an organization for the homeless has planned what it calls a safe space, where users could ride out their high under supervision; it would not allow actual injection on site.
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Last weekend, I found myself nodding off a few times while watching the sequel sober at 4 PM. It doesn't help that there are thousands of different cuts of the original Blade Runner, which left me wondering whether I was starting Blade Runner: 2049 with the prerequisite experience necessary to Get It (I wasn't).
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But who are we, we nighttime people swimming through the dark streets, on the crosstown at 3 am, nodding off on the night's last bus, sitting on the milk crates by the dumpster smoking a loosie and watching the cars on the overpass, smiling when we feel like screaming, dancing until the day interrupts us?
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Known simply as "Florida man", the meme pokes fun at the many amusing and bizarre news stories that originate from the Sunshine State with headlines that begin "Florida man", as in "Florida man gets DUI (Driving Under the Influence) after nodding off in Taco Bell drive-thru" or "Florida man finds 9-foot alligator in backyard swimming pool".
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This matter can feel worse in the first few days after Daylight Saving Time, when a form of jet lag can set in if you already struggle with falling asleep and your body now has to readjust to nodding off at a different hour, said Dr. Meir Kryger, professor of pulmonary medicine and clinical professor of nursing at Yale School of Medicine.
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Emma keeps saying, "I'm a seagull," but the words come out strangely—garbled or ill-timed—as she lurches to and fro, nodding off and then trying not to nod, as the scene disintegrates and dance music is piped in and, leaving her costume behind, she goes off to a rave in a world far from Chekhov's, a club populated by party people who don't want the night to end, if it is, in fact, night.
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We look at Emily (Emma Bell), and the camera begins a patient rotation, through three hundred and sixty degrees, noting each family member in turn: stern Aunt Elizabeth (Annette Badland), half nodding off to sleep; Emily's bewhiskered father, Edward (Keith Carradine), reading; her brother, Austin (Benjamin Wainwright), also reading, in a recess of the shadows; her adored sister, Lavinia (Rose Williams), known as Vinnie, sewing; and their mother, another Emily (Joanna Bacon), who gazes at the fire.
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