Примеры использования Unable to sleep на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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I was unable to sleep.
I toss and turn, scratching, unable to sleep.
Unable to sleep or think.
But you're unable to sleep?
Unable to sleep, scary pancake.
That night she was unable to sleep.
She is unable to sleep, bothered by the sounds of their lovemaking.
Because Your Majesty, is unable to sleep.
Brunissen is unable to sleep for thinking of Jaufre.
She lay awake all night, unable to sleep.
Being unable to sleep in bed, I got up and opened the window.
You know what Mark used to do when unable to sleep?
The episode ends with Carrie unable to sleep and contemplating her future.
I cried at the bottom,fingers crossed, unable to sleep.
Restless and unable to sleep, she asks her nurse Filippyevna to tell her about her youth and early marriage.
Sick with mourning,sick with fear, unable to sleep.
We spent the rest of the night unable to sleep because everyone wondered where we were and what would happen to us.
Yeah, and here I am, full of anxiety and unable to sleep.
Afterwards, I lay in my cell unable to sleep, my head was spinning so.
We will see how a little girl named Ana is lying on his bed in the dark, unable to sleep due to panic.
Further, when he complained of being unable to sleep because of noise in the dormitory area, alternative sleeping arrangements were offered to him.
During the last two months, the pain was so severe that he was unable to sleep for more than 10 minutes at a time.
But don't worry, there's plenty of time to think about what Tren's doing to you when you're lying in bed at night, paranoid,sweating and unable to sleep.
I was embarrassed to tell you… I'm unable to sleep without a lamp on.
Some were unable to sleep for weeks, anticipating the next quake, and education island-wide was at a standstill with children and teachers afraid to return to school.
Particularly acute drying at night, unable to sleep- if something bakes mouth.
A number of witnesses said that they were unable to sleep properly throughout their stay in hospital due, in some cases, to deliberate disturbance by the guards.
He also suffered from the overcrowding of the detention centre(there were only 10 beds for 20-25 detainees), and was unable to sleep there because the light was permanently kept turned on.
He later admitted that after participating in an extermination action, he was unable to sleep without drinking large quantities of alcohol beforehand.
UNICEF reports that many children who spent days hiding in cellars are unable to sleep because of the nightly strobe-light bombings and accompanying noise.