Examples of using "Unessa" in a sentence and their english translations:
The kids are asleep.
I was sleeping.
I was half asleep.
- You were asleep.
- You were sleeping.
My daughter is fast asleep.
The baby was fast asleep.
She slept deeply.
Tom is half asleep.
- Tom might be asleep.
- Tom may be asleep.
- Tom might be sleeping.
- Tom may be sleeping.
The baby is asleep.
Tom is sound asleep in bed.
I wasn't asleep.
The baby seemed to be in a deep sleep.
- Was Tom asleep?
- Was Tom sleeping?
[Boone] This is a city that’s been busy, now it’s asleep.
The baby was in a deep sleep in his mother's arms.
- Tom's asleep.
- Tom's sleeping.
- Tom was asleep.
Tom has been asleep for three hours.
- Is he sleeping?
- Is he asleep?
We were all asleep.
- I thought Tom wasn't asleep.
- I thought that Tom wasn't asleep.
Are you asleep?
- Are you asleep?
- Are you sleeping?
Tom was fast asleep.
She pretended to be asleep.
- Tom seems to be sleeping.
- It looks like Tom is sleeping.
- Tom appears to be sleeping.
Tom is sound asleep.
The men are all asleep.
- He slept soundly.
- He was fast asleep.
I'm not asleep yet.
Tom is probably asleep.
Tom wasn't asleep.
Did you know Tom and Mary were asleep?
When he returned home, the kids were already asleep.
Those three years went by like three days, like in a dream!
They're asleep.
Tom is fast asleep in bed.
- Tom's not asleep.
- Tom isn't asleep.
My husband and daughter are fast asleep.
Everyone else is sleeping.
I pinched myself to make sure that I wasn't dreaming.
Tom isn't sleeping.