Sentences with phrase «morning alarm as»

«New Year New Me» is our new morning alarm as we attempt to wake up at 6 am to start the day off with exercise and a meal of more than coffee before heading to work, and «New Year, Who Dis» is posted as instagram captions everywhere as people begin to meal prep or improve their self - care routines in some kind of way.

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But it's not just the peanut gallery raising the alarm — drug makers are also shifting their strategies, as evidenced by Novartis chief Joe Jimenez's statements this morning during an earnings conference call with reporters.

We stopped doing the dream feed when my son was about 3 months old because he still was not sleeping through to the morning despite the dream feed and I finally decided that I'd rather go to bed when he does and get as much sleep as I can before his early morning feeding, instead of setting an alarm or staying up till 10 or 11.

To put this to work I set the alarm for a little earlier in the morning and began going into my daughter's room and snuggling with her as she woke up.

After a nail - biting day at ESA's mission control, we now know that an alarm clock on Rosetta woke the spacecraft at around 1000 GMT this morning, as planned.

Inspired by the idea that laying off the snooze button could bring me more energy, reset my biological clock, and bring me one step closer to becoming as radiant as Hemsley or Dr. Lester, I've started to set my morning alarm for 5:30.

Plus, one snooze alarm became two, then three, and my shortened morning routine was becoming stressful as a result.

Doing normal things with so powerful arm, like opening a carton of milk, playing video games and turning off your alarm in the morning can be a little tricky, as seen on the video below.

Getting jolted awake by the morning alarm clock never gets any easier (or more enjoyable), especially as winter approaches and your bed begins to feel warmer and cozier.

Yes, I do take the time to make a healthy breakfast (that's probably the only thing that gets me out of bed since I'm starving in the mornings), but as soon as my alarm goes off, I'm reaching for my phone in bed, scrolling through social media with one eye closed, and checking my emails and to - do list.

Phones serve as many of our alarm clocks, making them one of, if not the first thing we touch upon opening our eyes in the morning.

«As my alarm went off at 7 am Saturday morning so I could make my regular «Saturday morning mini triathlon» (1 hour master swim group, followed by 50 minute spin class then 15 to 20 minutes on the treadmill at my club)... I looked at the counter in my kitchen at the almond butter, next to the coconut manna, the nuts, avocado, fresh coconuts in the fruit bowl, coconut water in the fridge next to my «post workout» smoothie prepared the night before...

Often times the drilling, painful sound of our alarm clocks blaring in our ear is the first thing we hear in the morning as we race to get up, get ready for work or hustle off to get the kids to school.

I use it as a alarm clock at the morning and as a calendar.

And, of course, since it's still below freezing outside -LRB--1 when my alarm went off this morning, thank you very much) I grabbed a scarf that has the oranges and yellows of the painting as well.

I immediately remembered as I was heading out that morning standing on my front porch with both hands full of things to take to the office and thinking I will set the alarm when I get inside the truck.

Forgetting to set your alarm and waking up to sunlight streaming in through your bedroom window, the feeling of soft green grass on the soles of my bare feet, crisp cool morning air before a hot summer day, steel cut oats with sweet granules of melted brown sugar, the glittery reflection of sunbeams as they softly touch the water, the smell of the forest after it has rained, mornings spent curled up in a hammock loosing yourself in a book, walking everywhere because it's sunny and you can, teaching a first grader how to do a cartwheel, watching the sunrise with someone you love, skinny dipping in the ocean, braiding daisy chains into your hair prior to discovering a spider!

Honestly one of my favorite things in the world is making sure my alarm is OFF and sleeping in as late as I want on Saturday morning.

One of my friends alarmed me when she found the big - smiling one on British Vogue's Pin - board — flattering as well — and then I realised I had to contact the girls who shot me — there was no crime involved lol — at 9 am in the morning before Preen's show this London Fashion Week.

Don't get me wrong — I love a smokey eye as much as the next girl, but on weekday mornings when there's an early alarm... this is my go - to routine!

The next morning, Henley Boy cuddled me for half an hour as he ignored his alarm clock.

As each day counts down, with the buzz of a morning alarm clock signalling breakfast, David gradually makes friends each struggling to cope with the pressures of settling down.

Finally, as a last resort, he'd set the alarm for 4 am the next morning in order to work on the dreaded grading — only to smash the alarm clock the next day.

I loved the idea of discovering something magical and was equally fascinated by Nesbit's narrative asides, most memorably this explanation of how Anthea is able to wake up early in the morning in the days before alarm clocks (I tried it as a kid — and it worked):

You'd think that operating a small business for a few years to satisfy immigration conditions would be pleasant enough... cook a bit of bacon in the mornings, take the rest of the day off... but scheming opposition, recalcitrant hot tubs, bizarre weddings and murderous guests produce a tale so bizarrely alarming it wouldn't work as fiction.

On the morning of day one we had to set the alarm for stupid o'clock, as the minivan transfer collected us at 3:00 am for the 3 hour drive across the high Andes altiplano.

If you are like me, you use your phone before bed and as an alarm in the morning.

Just ask when you arrive or call the front desk as your alarm goes off in the morning if you feel as though a snooze just won't be enough.

I was working 70 + hours a week as a Director of Education, that left me little time to do anything else each evening but eat a hurried meal, clean my teeth and crawl into bed each night waiting for the alarm clock to ring the next morning.

Henrot's sculpture invites visitors to dial hotlines that relay inane information and questions such as: «How could you wake yourself up in the morning without an alarm?»

We set alarms for the morning to wake up and it proved a much more pleasant way to rise than obnoxious phone ringing — plus it served as a reminder to take the Orbit out of sleep mode.

I never really thought about these smart bulbs since I thought they were kind of frivolous, but now that I think about it, I use a sunrise simulator as my alarm clock in the morning.

If I wanted to set an alarm for the morning or listen to an audiobook as I fall asleep, it was just a voice command away.

Here you can allow alarms (essential if you want to wake up in the morning), but also allow repeat callers or nominated contacts - such as favourites for messages and calls - as well as allowing app exception notifications.

With watchOS 2, Apple introduced a new feature called Nightstand mode, which lets the Apple Watch be used as a nighttime clock and morning alarm when it's attached to the charger.

In addition to the manual control and Scene system, you can also set alarms to brighten the lights in the morning (or dim them in the evening) as well as use your smartphone as a geo - tracking beacon that alerts the Hue system when you're away and when you're home to automatically turn the lights on as you approach your home and off when you're away.

Bixby Briefing is a new way to set a morning alarm, as it will play any one of a dozen preset songs (or your own custom music) while Bixby reads the time, weather and latest news aloud.

If you have a difficult time waking up in the morning, you can also use the Flex as a silent alarm that will buzz your wrist at a certain predetermined time to ensure you're awake.

Its tenure as my alarm clock might end soon if I keep having to yell at it in the morning.

For example, in the morning, Bixby might put news and weather front and centre, where as at night, alarm and fitness apps might be more prominent.

There are deer everywhere and in the mornings as I head along estate tracks scaring herds of deer; I hear them making alarm calls before racing off away from me.

You wake up in the morning, bleary eyed and half asleep as your morning alarm blares its shrill tone into your ear.