Examples of using "Uyuyan" in a sentence and their english translations:
He who sleeps forgets his hunger.
Look at the sleeping baby.
Don't wake up the sleeping child.
Look at the baby sleeping in the cradle.
Wake not a sleeping lion.
We must not wake a sleeping cat.
- I'm a late riser.
- I'm a late sleeper.
I saw a sleeping dog.
At the end of the sleep the dormant awakes.
Look at the cute little baby sleeping in the cradle.
There are two cats sleeping on the bed.
- A sleeping child looks like an angel.
- A sleeping child is like an angel.
Tom is the only one still sleeping.
Take care not to awake the sleeping baby.
John tried not to wake the sleeping baby.
It's not good to wake a sleeping snake.
Tom isn't the only one who's asleep.
Mary was reading, with a cat sleeping beside her.
There are three dogs sleeping on mum's carpet.
There was a Persian cat sleeping on the table.
She put the blanket over the child sleeping on the sofa.
Mount Kilimanjaro is a dormant volcano located in Tanzania.
a whole bunch sleeping downstairs in the basement.
A boy sleeping in bed seems to be an angel.
The baby sleeping in the baby carriage is as cute as an angel.
There are some people who sleep in the daytime and work at night.
There's one black cat sleeping on the yellow chair.
- Mary could not turn away from the picture of Sleeping Beauty that Tom had drawn.
- Mary could not stop looking at the picture of Sleeping Beauty that Tom had drawn.
Mary could not turn away from the picture of Sleeping Beauty that Tom had drawn.
To Japanese, an American baby sleeping by himself seems lonely.
He did not notice that there was a sick man sleeping in the next room.
"Tom, you're pretending to be asleep, aren't you?" "No, I'm asleep." "A sleeping person shouldn't be able to answer, you know?"
"Who's that sleeping?" "Professor Lupin." "How does she know everything?" "It's all written on his luggage" "Is he really sleeping?" "Seems so. Why?"
- He who sleeps with dogs wakes up with fleas.
- He who sleeps with dogs gets up with fleas.