Sentences with phrase «couple of sleepless nights»

Who would have thought that after spending a couple of sleepless nights over a computer, searching for job openings and submitting hundreds of resumes, you will now reap the fruits of your labor?Well, it's true.Your dream job is now only just an interview away.

And while Weathers's climbing sprees before Everest are interesting enough, he might have spared us a couple of sleepless nights on the frozen slopes.

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To sum it up the insatiable appetite and the sleepless nights will only last for a couple of days and so just be patient with the infant and let him have all the food and attention that he wants.

But take a couple of months of sleepless nights, a week without a shower, and an inconsolable baby in a Target aisle — and a parent should be nominated for sainthood for not lunging at passers - by who feel the need to dole out helpful hints.

After a long week last week of the stomach bug and a couple sleepless nights with Ivy cutting molars, we had a great weekend.

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I spent many a sleepless night considering my decision to self - publish after getting a form rejection letter from one of the Big Five (one of the couple who would actually look a non-agented submissions).

For a couple of hundred dollars, you can save yourself countless sleepless nights if things go awry.

Among the many things I contemplated while sleepless on Christmas night (I suspect the 1.25 litres of Diet Coke might have had something to do with it, coupled with paranoia about my mortality after a nosebleed and a week of fatigue) was whether I should create reusable Christmas paper.