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When they woke again from a deep slumber, 5 hours had passed.

Then, when he wouldn't let her touch him in return, she fell into a deep slumber.

Then she fell into an immediate and seemingly deep slumber.

After five minutes, when the entire country has fallen into a deep slumber, the House can drop the matter.

He slowly turned around, made the sounds of someone waking up from a deep slumber.

But his body could not respond, and finally he dropped off into a deep slumber.

Because it had just driven its own host into deep slumber.

I drank it and was very quickly in a deep slumber.

I knew better than to fall into a deep slumber.

Most of the time these dragons are in a deep slumber.

I was like a man coming out of a deep dream, struggling just to move.

It is as though everybody fell into a deep warm dream.

Billy only looked at me as if he had been partially awakened from a deep dream.

Rand looked around like a man awaking from a deep dream.

They have been in this deep dream for twenty years and cutting its people from the rest of the world.

He looked around at Eddie and the others like a man coming out of a deep dream.

Henry asked, as if startled from some deep dream.

The river flowed wide and peacefully, as if in its own deep dream.

But this morning, it had caught him in a deep dream.

They were still close enough to having been born to remember in their deep dreams the perfect stillness of all things.

Some birds have also demonstrated the capacity to fall into slow-wave sleep one hemisphere of the brain at a time.

"What about the release of human growth enzyme in such large concentrations during slow-wave sleep?"

The first two hours of the night were spent in deep, slow-wave sleep.

Members of a second group were awakened every time they entered slow-wave sleep, a stage when dreams tend not to occur.

"That's because they have lots of what we call deep, slow-wave sleep."

Children and young adults will have more total slow-wave sleep in a night than older adults.

The elderly may not go into slow-wave sleep at all during many nights of sleep.

The two species produce, during part of the night, low-frequency electrical activity known as slow-wave sleep.

After roughly 10-30 minutes, the brain enters into slow-wave sleep.

But the sleeping pattern was different: the first four or five hours were deep, slow-wave sleep.

Entering his tent one day about noon, I found him in a profound sleep.

His physiognomy was fine, the eyes fast closed, and you would have said that the Emperor was not dead, but in a profound sleep.

The halt at Noyon was but brief, every one there being wrapped in profound sleep.

But if it is there, we have good reason to believe that it has sunk into a profound sleep.

In this profound sleep, for the life of him, he couldn't remember where he was!

It is true that death is a profound sleep, from which no one can awaken to tell his dreams.

A few moments after, with the exception of the giant, who was watching, all were reposing in a profound sleep.

Then, within moments, he fell into a profound sleep.

The Gods revealed to me this matter in a profound sleep.

Then he lay down in the tent and fell at once into a profound sleep.