in the arms of Morpheus

This is what most addicts like, it is called "being in the arms of Morpheus."

Elizabeth drowsed as she waited for his breathing to tell her he was fast in the arms of Morpheus.

"Say, I'm sorry, but all the newspaper men seem to be lingering in the arms of Morpheus.

The instant people start talking about the deficit my eyelids droop, and off I go in the arms of Morpheus.

For example, how many New York commuters, even when joking, would refer to being sleepy in the morning as being "deep in the arms of Morpheus"?

Some time during the night I become aware that we have begun to move, but by then I am in the arms of Morpheus and drift back to sleep.

If the book business is full of people cradled in the arms of Morpheus, Mr. Greeman is confident he is not one of them.

They are studies of boys asleep, ranging from grainy close-up heads made to look like newspaper photographs to more conventionally realistic drawings, one or two in colored pencil, showing recumbent youths in the arms of Morpheus or maybe even death.

The hubbub in front of the ladies' cabin grew to a perfect uproar; and, as most of the gentlemen were still in the arms of Morpheus, these noisy Mercuries had it all their own way--swearing and shouting at the top of their voices, in a manner that rivalled civilized Europe.

His appearance, conjured up by the magic of Central Office, had a curiously calming effect, and it was not long before those who had been so rudely awakened by Tebbit's demarche, to say nothing of the sight of so many Scottish rumps, were, once again safe in the arms of Morpheus.