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This is in Guangzhou, China, and if you go upstairs in this rather sleepy looking electronics mall, you find the Guangzhou Dashatou second-hand trade center, and if you go in there, you follow the guys with the muscles who are carrying the boxes, and where are they going?
It also makes you sleepy, and you lose your appetite and thirst.
Now, on the other side of the peninsula lies Cabo Pulmo, a sleepy fishing village.
We grow sleepy due to signals from our body telling our brain we are tired, and signals from the environment telling us it's dark outside.
Around the time of puberty, teenagers experience a delay in their biological clock, which determines when we feel most awake and when we feel most sleepy.
But has it ever occurred to you that the reason you feel sleepy in classical music is not because of you, but because of us?
You feel kind of sleepy afterwards.
Sleepy face?
So only return to bed when you are sleepy, and that way you will relearn the association that you once had, which is your bed is the place of sleep.
So the analogy would be, you'd never sit at the dinner table, waiting to get hungry, so why would you lie in bed, waiting to get sleepy?
In the book, I use this really silly metaphor of difficult feelings as sleepy hedgehogs that you are fostering until you can find a way to set them free by turning toward them with kindness and compassion.
And the couples who struggle to maintain a strong sexual connection, the distance between them is crowded with these sleepy hedgehogs.
You, too, are fostering a prickle of sleepy hedgehogs between you and your certain special someone.
My partner and I looked at the quality of our connection and what it brought to our lives, and we looked at the family of sleepy hedgehogs I had introduced into our home.
"The Sleepy Giant," which is the song that I just sang, is one of his poems.
It's not that Van Dien is a bad actor (he has been effective in Hollywood gloss as Starship Troopers and Sleepy Hollow) he just really has not been offered a script worthy of his talents; and yes, he does have acting talent other than being eye-candy.
The original review I had planned for this movie was perhaps a little over-harsh, so I'll preface with the good: Sleepy Hollow is a perfectly acceptable beer-and-pizza or sleepover movie, the kind you watch with a good group of people when the mood is light and no-one's really focusing on the movie.
He looks like a crossover between Skeletor from "Masters of the Universe" and the horseman from "Sleepy Hollow" and runs amok in some godforsaken wilderness.
I thinking it has to be an older horror movie, because there's noway anyone could be stupid enough to name a movie that after The blockbuster hit "Sleepy Hollow" starring Johnny Depp.
When Jones and family pull into a sleepy Colorado town, the folks who give them directions--looking like extras from "Deliverance"--are curiously vague about the hotel (we expect it to look like a one-room shanty), but actually the accommodations are very nice.
The story is not moving, it is slow, boring, and sleepy from the beginning to end.
With "Heaven Can Wait", a screen-adaptation of Lazlo Bus-Fekete's play "Birthday", Lubitsch is saddled with sleepy Don Ameche in the lead--and the combination of an anemic plot, a colorless star, and a musty flashback-framework stymies the director.
i stopped this movie at 48 minutes and change... i don't know...maybe it's because i'm not Swedish...or french(the cannes commenter)...or any of those OTHER sleepy places from which the previous reviewers held forth... born and raised in NY. lived near san francisco for a quarter of a century.
I mean imagine it is the middle of the night and you're not sleepy yet.
I had already watched another movie right before this one and was really sleepy, and usually I get bored on watching a second movie in one night, but this one really made me wake up and didn't have any boring moments.
No sleepy for Tommy Boy!
A boat builder in a sleepy town in Maine is going out of business, and the lives of all of the (soon to be ex-)workers and families are disrupted.
Someone else can figure that out, but his sleepy eyes and bemused half-smile work very well here since they imply that his character knows something everyone else doesn't.
It could be compare to Docter Jivago with a bit of Sleepy Holow.
Helen (Kate Capshaw) owns a bookstore in the sleepy, coastal town of Loblolly by the Sea.
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