Príklady nap

• Once they finished their meals, they dispersed into small groups to resume their routines or to take naps.

• Transient changes in basal cortisol concentrations related to daytime naps, car trips, and separation in older infants.

• The verbs for these items were : bark, comb, count, climb, cry, drink, drive, eat, hide, laugh, read, ride, run, swim, take (a nap), and yell.

• Presumably the shepherd is having an after-lunch nap while his dog keeps watch on the flock.

• She settled on my chest in a comfortable position, as she would have done had she been napping on my son.

• It is possible indeed that age effects would completely disappear if nap sleep were estimated more accurately.

• Infants and toddlers have different daily schedules, but all children share a 6:30 am wake-up, a 1 - 3 pm afternoon nap, and an 8 pm bedtime.

• I hypothesize that already in young infants sleep tendency increases in the course of the day despite intermittent decreases of sleep pressure as a result of daytime naps.

• Having unpacked, we both collapsed onto our narrow iron bedsteads for a brief nap and a serious planning session of our culture and entertainment for the week.

• The dried teazle head brings up the nap on high quality cloth, the demand for which is growing because of the current snooker boom.

• I believe that the shipbuilders have been caught napping over the sudden popularity of the very large tankers.

• So we are tough as nails with smokers, but are caught napping when it comes to hard drugs.

• Lawyers are anxious they should not be caught napping in declaring the title absolute.

• I admit that we have been caught napping.

• One of the difficulties now is that, even though the fishermen are ready to find them, they catch the fishermen napping.