nap

The last thing I want to do is spend ANY amount of time in my hotel room, because inevitably I will gravitate toward taking a nap.

I do not think they chose to wait until the Politics Report bedded down for the long winter nap but I suspect they maybe did.

A mask to keep the world at bayBest known for creating an extremely antisocial nap pillow a few years back, Ostrich now has a moderately antisocial eye mask to offer.

Much of the team had dozed off for a quick nap or busied themselves tuning up their bicycles.

“Never was a nap person in The Before and yet here we find ourselves,” Lisa Lucas, executive director of the National Book Foundation, recently observed of her own altered habits on Twitter.

When North Carolina’s League of Women Voters ran an informal precursor to those teams, volunteers had to go room to room, sometimes waking residents from naps, said Vice President Marian Lewin.

But what do the poor children of Porto Rico do, while Manuel is taking his "siesta," as the afternoon nap is called?

The bear came on for another sixty yards, lay down beside a huge boulder and prepared itself for a nap.

Pastor Martens was so overjoyed that he could scarcely take his usual midday nap.

I do not see how any man can afford, for the sake of his nerves and his nap, to spare any action in which he can partake.