take a short nap造句

• Then Reagan went to his bedroom to take a short nap.
• Having suffered enough nightmares since the husband was abducted, Faye feels loose wanting to take a short nap.
• He often used his father's office at a nearby company to take a short nap, according to the ruling.
• Usually, he says, " I have tremendous energy, but now I run out of steam " by early afternoon and must take a short nap.
• For two beers and a hot dog, I would sit quietly with my hands folded in my lap, except during pitching changes or intentional walks, when I would read a book or take a short nap.
• You can amuse yourself by listening to the faint whirrings of your computer ( caused by bug-eyed, caffeine-swilling electrons chasing each other around the machine's innards ) or by taking a short nap.
• The Boston University professor believes nap pride is particularly important this weekend, when the arrival of daylight saving time will cause us to lose an hour's sleep, which we could easily gain back by taking a short nap.
• The extremely fast runner puts on his second leg, runs away, retrieves the crock, but decides to take a short nap, using a horse's skull as a pillow to prevent him from dozing too long, but nevertheless falls fast asleep.
• {{ blockquote | Alan Turing . . . had caught Good sleeping on the floor while on duty during his first night shift . At first, Turing thought Good was ill, but he was cross when Good explained that he was just taking a short nap because he was tired.