snoozing

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• Then, grab a WHOOP and start using its valuable feedback to decide whether you should go for that planned run or hit snooze.

• Conroy suggests even shorter—from 20 to 30 minutes—but says the maximum snooze allotment can vary from person to person.

• There’s even a smart snooze function that can delay your wake-up time based on periods of light and deep sleep, rather than a set time period.

• Whatever the reason, some in the industry have put Google on snooze in the CTV space, though others have awoken to its potential.

• Then I settle in, sometimes to the point of falling into a Savasana-like snooze—and I’m someone who never sleeps during Savasana.

• Few cars brave the streets: rush hour has become snooze hour.

• Young adults in particular benefitted the most from a quick snooze.

• Read on for our expert-approved tips for the perfect snooze.

• The whole thing just seems off to me… and also a snooze—especially when you put it up against the more fascinating threads.

• Sleeping might seem simple enough—just crawl into bed at the end of the night, and snooze away until morning, right?

• And now that hes thoroughly up to it, lets have some supper, and get a snooze afore starting.

• Then they snooze for five hours and they're ready for another long stretch.

• But I read the hypocrite's meaning between his words; he is a lazy loafer and loves to lie and snooze in the morning.

• On a divan in the living room, covered by a light blanket, resting in a very light snooze, was a woman.

• Her ladyship seems to be taking a snooze on the quiet, my lady.