snoring造句

I didn't sleep because of his snoring.

In 99% of cases, snoring is treatable.

"Was I snoring?" she anxiously asked a friend.

They relax the muscles of the throat, increasing snoring.

A woman is accustomed to a man's snoring. He never adapts to habit. Then he can't sleep without his snoring. This is love.

The nanny ( with a popsicle in her hand, asleep on the bench, quietly snoring.

However, the same sleep position is well known to aggravate snoring.

Buddy is a sleeping beauty: Reddish brown, he's usually asleepon his back, snoring loudly with his large tongue lolling out.

Even though treatment of snoring and sleep apnea may be costly, it appears worthwhile to nip it in the bud.

In a survey by the British snoring and Sleep Apnoea Association, 54% of people have had their holidays adversely affected by snoring and 20% have been banished to the bathroom because of the noise.

WHAT the EXPERTS SAY: Sleeping on the front will help to prevent snoring, as the muscles of the throat will not sag backwards under gravity.

Here, the upper airway collapses at irregular intervals during sleep, possibly due to a lack of muscle tone in the throat lining, which triggers snoring.

They showed me the hidden things silence revealed: a pheasant craning its neck to spy on us from a thicket, a crow hopping from branch to branch, a raccoon snoring in its den.

If they are propped up so that your neck is flexed, with your chin tilting toward your chest, the size of your airway is reduced, which could make breathing, snoring and apnea worse.

The motion should push sufferers of sleep apnoea - the loud form of snoring that can be dangerous not only to relationships but to health - into a position where they no longer snore.

Lying on the bed, I would like to think of me when I was careless, and I saw you sleep very well next to me, and then a slight snoring, I turned over, and even in my sleep, you would be used to build me a quilt.