1.   Earnestly Greenfield asked her what compelled her to interrupt her sleep this time.

2.   First, she remembers the nightmare that interrupted her sleep a few hours before the accident.

3.   His sleep is interrupted by strange dreams, no doubt linked to the screaming, all-night arguments between the two terrorist groups who shared his cell block.

4.   Many Kosovars say they feel otherwise, especially those in Macedonia, where the sound of distant shelling does not regularly interrupt sleep.

5.   Nightmares interrupt sleep.

6.   Put simply, a problem sleeper suffers from either too little sleep or interrupted sleep.

7.   Schilling said he expected his sleep to be interrupted.

8.   Their sleep was interrupted by fits of violent shaking and jumping, and they tended to bite the researchers, Dr. Seif said.

9.   Were the telemarketers glad to have their sleep interrupted by some clown trying to sell them another credit card or a new long-distance carrier?

10.   BBC Radio carried the fight live, offering wake up calls to listeners who wanted to interrupt their sleep to hear it.