sleepwalking

It later became clear that the active ingredient in the drug, zolpidem, could cause some serious complications, including “sleep driving”—like sleepwalking, but potentially far more dangerous.

I sold my first novel, Sleepwalking, back when I was a senior in college, for five thousand dollars.

Ford had been sleepwalking through tepid Hollywood concoctions like Regarding Henry and Sabrina for years before Six Days.

All the same, he tied a length of stout cord around his ankle just to make sure he didn't do any sleepwalking.

So splendid an illustration of the phenomenon of sleepwalking was enough to kindle his enthusiasm.

It was Mrs. Hope who could least endure this sleepwalking abstraction.

She felt as though this cry called her from her slumbers and revealed the precipice to which she had strayed in her sleepwalking.

Youre going to answer my questions, Janetand answer them truthfully, or youll do your sleepwalking in another world after this.