to nod off

A chronic lack of sleep may cause far more serious problems than a tendency to nod off the next day, researchers warn.

Then there is her habit of appearing to nod off momentarily between utterances, as if she were on something stronger than electricity.

A recent study found people who struggled to nod off had up to a 45 percent greater risk of heart problems than those who slept soundly.

He began to nod off in front of the TV.

Men are far less likely to nod off when they're ravenous, and pillow-talk over breakfast in bed can be particularly intimate.

I don't want to nod off during cultural events, and I no longer have my husband to spell me at the wheel.

These days I felt I was easy to nod off. I didn't know it was because of Winter or because of pregnancy.

He used to nod off during the French class.

When I was about to nod off in the office, the boss walked in.

If you agonize over falling asleep, you might find it even tougher to nod off.

I used to nod off during the English class.

I'm so tired , I'm about to nod off.

In total, 51 percent of adults struggle to nod off or remain asleep.

Are you more likely to nod off with the remote--instead of your partner--by your side?

If you're struggling to nod off, it's better to have sex than take a sleeping pill, says Dr Ghosh