narcoleptic

Like the narcoleptic Mike, the movie initially seems to be without direction.

In the same month he was officially diagnosed as narcoleptic.

My dreams had not begun with the first narcoleptic attacks.

The heavy fragrance was so sweet as to be almost narcoleptic.

It was literally like you were a narcoleptic in a miniskirt.

I felt as I had so many times on the edge of narcoleptic sleep.

She had slept quickly, a deep, narcoleptic sleep, after Tina's death.

Narcoleptic triggers were not touched unless human life was endangered.

Specifically, there appeared to be a strong link between narcoleptic individuals and certain genetic conditions.

Sarah, now a divorced and deeply unhappy English teacher, is still narcoleptic.

Furthermore narcoleptic people are more likely to be obese.

Or, like a narcoleptic, I can simply lapse into my middle-distance attitude.

In a future episode, Milo gets a narcoleptic dog.

He is also narcoleptic, but that's another story.

Then I saw an image of myself falling unconscious in the street, lost in a narcoleptic dream.

The band's name was inspired by a former drummer who was narcoleptic.

"Dreams of someone invading the house or bedroom are almost universal in narcoleptic patients.

A narcoleptic 14-year-old boy is the main protagonist.

River Phoenix, as the narcoleptic hustler, falls asleep at stressful moments.

As a boy, he stole his first kiss from an adored, narcoleptic elementary school classmate.

Rough-and-tumble Presidential primaries never materialized; the general election seemed narcoleptic to many.

"I really must be going," she said, and still smiling she moved off like a narcoleptic ballerina.

Enrico, who is narcoleptic, falls asleep at the start of the race but awakens hours later.

Occasionally, a multiple sleep latency test can result in a false-negative for a narcoleptic.

A narcoleptic's total sleep time within a 24-hour period usually falls within the normal range.

Top Bush aides are working hard to chill out the president with a narcoleptic's appetite for napping, a retiree's lust for vacations and a work ethic as lolling as Oblomov, the superfluous man of Russian literature.