How To Use Sleepwalk In A Sentence
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It was the first time even the back room was full, and though that may be what every owner wants, two waiters sleepwalked through our room with eyes wide shut, ignoring everyone to their left and right.
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Some psychologists call sleepwalking an extreme form of absent-mindedness.
Modern Mechanix
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Cameron Diaz kind of sleepwalked through it, but she looked sexy and Ben Stiller perfectly embodied the loser looking for love character.
Original Signal - Transmitting Digg
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I think the majority of those that sleepwalk is fairly harmless and quite normal actually, but there are a proportion that do injure themselves falling down the stairs.
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I'd never sleepwalked before, and highly doubted that I did now.
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The question is: Is the sleepwalker actually awake or asleep?
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The children were tiny and tucked up in their beds, but they were still at the stage of sleepwalking into my room in the middle of the night, so a few nocturnal noises were par for the course.
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We passed one another on the beach, sometimes quite closely, with no sign of recognition, like sleepwalkers ghosting through a dreamscape in which each was alone.
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Mankind, divided and confused, still hesitates, vacillates like a sleepwalker on the edge of an abyss.
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For while my reason told me that I had been the intruder, my intuition continued to insist that my sleepwalking was a result, not a cause.
The Confession
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At first the route was a struggle, but it quickly came to resemble a sleepwalk.
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The three back-to-back episodes of the original seven-part Daleks story, in soot-and-chalk black and white, with William Hartnell sleepwalking through the script, correcting his own fluffed lines as he goes, was slow stuff.
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Sleepwalking is one of the disturbances of consciousness that fall in the scope of psychopaths.
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Luckily, the robotics sales engineer knew from former sleepwalking experiences to pack his pyjamas.
The Sun
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Major Miller claimed that the British government "sleepwalked" into Helmand in 2006 "without any meaningful reconstruction plan, without the resources to undertake nation building tasks, and, critically, without any desire to fight a major insurgency.
The British National Party
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The sleepwalker, unlike the hypnotized person, pays no attention to other people and does not take instructions.
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Nevertheless, most of the world, as if pre-programmed, sleepwalks through the breath-taking events.
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When I exited the screening of “Sleepwalking”, I overheard a theatre-goer question a friend.
Sleepwalking…a well-crafted Charlize Theron film! Actor Nick Stahl excels… « Julian Ayrs & Pop Culture
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It is clear that our Brexit ministers have little understanding of trade deals and we are sleepwalking into a disaster for UK business.
Times, Sunday Times
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This may be a sign of American democracy's torpor; or of our preoccupied sleepwalk with cults of brand-name products.
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The sauce was pleasant and the garlic nicely roasted, but the flavours were sleepwalking.
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The rest of it is sleepwalking to economic calamity.
The Sun
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That's why she seems to be sleepwalking, like, but she'll get better.
DEATH OF AN UNKNOWN MAN
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The carefree rain's rhythm, the time samsara, is awaking or sleepwalks, is real or the fairyland.
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Murdoch believes that Google, and indeed all search engines, should pay his media empire for the privilege of featuring its content in search listings. argued in an interview with Sky News last November that News Corp had "sleepwalked" into letting people get news content for free and accused Google and others of stealing his content.
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Again from Almodóvar: ‘In the opening scene, you see these women who are walking around blind and sleepwalking.’
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We passed one another on the beach, sometimes quite closely, with no sign of recognition, like sleepwalkers ghosting through a dreamscape in which each was alone.
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That was more than a bad dream and I have never sleepwalked in my life.
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Other surveys have found that children with nocturnal enuresis are more subject to ‘confused awakenings,’ such as night terrors or sleepwalking, than children who do not wet the bed.
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These people are actually asleep, but they suffer conditions called parasomnia, disorders that frequently interfere with sleep, like sleepwalking or night terror.
CNN Transcript Mar 23, 2006
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A study by Travelodge found a seven-fold increase in sleepwalking customers in the past year, to more than 400 cases — almost all of them men.
Hotels Train Staff For Naked Sleepwalkers | Impact Lab
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In the sleepwalking scene, she's like the hostess after the dinner party had flopped.
Times, Sunday Times
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With actors content to sleepwalk through disjointed sketches as scene after scene goes by, the film gets less and less entertaining.
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In her essay on Elias Canetti, Sontag notes his admiration for the novelist Hermann Broch and those great patient novels 'The Death of Virgil' and 'The Sleepwalkers.'
A Very Public Intellectual
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The government and the navy seem to be sleepwalking.
Times, Sunday Times
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In the sleepwalking scene, she's like the hostess after the dinner party had flopped.
Times, Sunday Times
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Sleepwalking is one of the disturbances of consciousness that fall in the scope of psychopaths.
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Instead, Greif sleepwalks a cast of second-tier talent through a lackluster, interminable script, all the while lending a dreary visual style to the film that makes it look like this week's damsel-in-distress sudser on the USA Network.
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During a week-long trial, the defendant told the jury of his family's history of sleepwalking - he, his mother, two aunts and a cousin have all sleepwalked.
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It was almost like sleepwalking, feet soundless on the wood of the stairs, on the threadbare nursery carpet.
SMOKE AND MIRRORS
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Meanwhile, I sleepwalked through today somewhat, albeit with style and flair.
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Sleepwalking is a form of parasomnia, a class of sleep disorders characterized by partial wakefulness.
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I was sleepwalking through my life.
Times, Sunday Times
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What other kinds of things do you see in patients who are not just sleepwalking, which is what that statement talks about, but sleep-eating?
CNN Transcript Mar 16, 2006
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It was Morris who hatched the sleepwalking defense.
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In any case, it turned out there was no room for sleepwalking in the book, because I got so interested in narcolepsy and insomnia and sleeptalking, or somniloquy.
Fast Times at King William's High
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He told police that he could not remember having sex with the woman, but that he had sleepwalked in the past when very drunk.
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Ole Miss: I'm still buying low on Johnny Reb, but having said that I'm pretty sure that Hoover would beat the living hell out of Tulane right now, and Ole Miss kind of sleepwalked through them.
Roll 'Bama Roll
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The Jews of Budapest have been described as sleepwalking towards a terrible fate.
I'm not angry with Edith any more
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Julia Roberts is a fine actress, but she sleepwalks her way through this part, imbuing Katherine with little in the way of charm or passion.
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I caught a similar Birbiglia show several years ago when he was tested the waters of jokes for his off-Broadway show, "Sleepwalk With Me," and I'd seen him this past fall speak about the recently-released book version of his story.
Danny Groner: Seeing Comedy Get Made, and Made Better
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Unfortunately, he did not follow up by resigning, along with the rest of the board who have sleepwalked to disaster.
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The Federal Health Department has received 16 separate reports of odd "sleepwalking" behaviour caused by the drug Stilnox, The Sydney Morning Herald reports.
Boing Boing
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Apparently the guy had just sleepwalked ALL the way from his room, SAT down, and fell promptly ASLEEP on the bag of bread.
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Obama were 4k v. 12k; what kind of sleepwalking is required to get 400% increase instead of 200% increase?
Reduce Government Beaurocracy!
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Johnny Depp must have been doing someone a personal favor when he signed onto this film, because he sleepwalks through his role.
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His latest show carries no particular message and no meaning, as Manson sleepwalks through goth-rock and showbiz clichés.
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Combined with the near-sleepwalking tendencies of the cast, this rendering offered few hair-raising moments on the vocal Richter scale.
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I was sleepwalking through my life.
Times, Sunday Times
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He started sleepwalking and shuffled round the house at night.
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The most common type of parasomnia is the "disorder of arousal," which includes confusional arousals, sleepwalking (somnambulism), and sleep terrors.
Parasomnias
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Juries have reason to be skeptical, but there is plenty of scientific evidence to suggest that sleepwalkers, or somnambulists, can engage in complex behavior.
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Priestess of the Right Lobe; erotic female interest demanded by TV networks; will devour males if overly excited; designs castles while sleepwalking; flawless plastic skin; thighs conceal bevatron guns.
Microserfs
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I was at Lancaster University, sleepwalking through my first year of university, reading James Kelman and adapting to a diet of marmite sandwiches and inquorate Branch meetings of the Lancaster SPGB when I heard the news.
Inveresk Street Ingrate
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I don't think a person who is sleepwalking can do tricks on a snowboard like those.
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The song "Sleepwalker," the song "International," "I don't know how to party," he's playing that kind of loungey piano in the background.
Jim's Big Ego: Anthems For The Awkward
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The court accepted her defence that she was sleepwalking and unaware of her actions.
Times, Sunday Times
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However, what if I had sleepwalked and took it from Palestrike's chamber?
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Deciding that if asked, I could blame my night walk on sleepwalking, I shrugged and strode purposely towards the building.
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If your child sleepwalks for a long time, talk to your doctor.
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The most common type of parasomnia is the "disorder of arousal," which includes confusional arousals, sleepwalking (somnambulism), and sleep terrors.
Parasomnias
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Phenomena like sleepwalking and dream deprivation have baffled scientists for years.
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Most guys who feel tired all the time suck it up and avoid telling their doctor, assuming everybody sleepwalks through their day.
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By so doing, large sections of these communities have in the process "sleepwalked" into segregation.
NSS News
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I sleepwalked around the house in my pajamas, barely talking to my parents.
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Napoleon, Chris says, has been criticised for sleepwalking his way through the horrors of the retreat, unaware of the sufferings of his soldiers.
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I feel as if I've sleepwalked invisibly through one of the most melancholy days of my life.
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The moment when Jonas watches his sleepwalking self peer into the camera at his awakened self (or vice versa?) is almost vertiginous in its self-referentiality.
Translated Texts
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Most sleepwalkers respond to verbal stimuli with only grunts or monosyllables, or make no response at all.
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The princess seemed to be sleepwalking, for she barely opened her eyes and never once said a word, and was completely unresisting when Eleanor led her to her room and eased her down upon the bed, drawing the blankets up over her.
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We are sleepwalking through a consumerist theme-park, girning about the government.
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The court accepted her defence that she was sleepwalking and unaware of her actions.
Times, Sunday Times
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Damn, the Cavs kind of sleepwalked through the first half before really taking it to Utah in the second half.
MVN
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Then she remembered Del sleepwalked with alarming regularity and shrugged it off.
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Unresolved or unacknowledged fears can trigger sleepwalking.
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In any case, it turned out there was no room for sleepwalking in the book, because I got so interested in narcolepsy and insomnia and sleeptalking, or somniloquy.
Fast Times at King William's High
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A scintillating performance against Wigan Athletic, that included a fourth Premier League goal this season and a sublime assist for Darren Bent, provided further evidence that the player who sleepwalked his way through last season is getting back to his best.
'I could be on fire' for England says Aston Villa's Gabriel Agbonlahor
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Some people sleepwalk when they're stressed.
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Combined with the near-sleepwalking tendencies of the cast, this rendering offered few hair-raising moments on the vocal Richter scale.
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Sleepwalking, also called somnambulism or noctambulism is a sleep disorder where a person will engage in movements, actions and routines that they would normally do while they're awake.
LearnHub Activities
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The word sleepwalking does well to be an oxymoron, a combining of two incompatibles, for to walk while you sleep is to go against nature.
BREAKFAST WITH SOCRATES
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Moving like a sleepwalker, Amy crossed the stone flags to the low doorway.
THE WHITE DOVE
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Running errands for Aunt Maimie, helping Aunt Dulcie with her war wounded, she moved as if sleepwalking.
THE GOLDEN LION
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Have you ever sleepwalked? No, not that I know of.
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It's also an appropriate approach for someone trying to energize a franchise that has sleepwalked through September the past three years.
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They showed up for a home date with Miami on December 12 and sleepwalked through a lopsided loss.
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In a familiar Double Indemnity type love triangle the hero sleepwalks into murder.
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Maybe I had fallen asleep during English and sleepwalked my way to the bathroom.
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Patients who are not just sleepwalking, which is what that statement talks about, or sleep - eating.
CNN Transcript Mar 16, 2006
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Nick Love could have sleepwalked his way through this remake, which is exactly what he's done.
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One of my biggest pet peeves is seeing people - whether they're on foot, on a bike, in a car, or in a horse and buggy - who sleepwalk their way through life without any awareness of their effect on other people.
Tragic Death on Cedar River Trail « PubliCola
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It was only in the third season, when Don and Betty were on a business trip to Italy, that we got a glimpse into the life Betty might have had if she had not sleepwalked into the marriage and family that was expected of her.
Danny Miller: June Cleaver vs. Betty Draper
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Sleep sex or sexsomnia is a form of non-rapid eye movement (NREM) similar to sleepwalking that causes people to commit sexual acts while they are asleep.
