(1) It was a pleasantly sung song, if a bit of a snooze .

(2) How do they know how many minutes a snooze should be?

(3) The children play beach games while the adults snooze in the sun

(4) Plus I find when I wake up after a short snooze I'm usually in a bad mood.

(5) If the exciting weekend at the beach turned out to be a total snooze , thank your hosts for inviting you for some rest and relaxation in such a beautiful corner of the world or for the opportunity to get some unpolluted air into your lungs.

(6) The light snooze was interrupted by a huge thump on the car.

(7) Unfortunately, he is a snooze in the lead role.

(8) He settled in the grass for a snooze

(9) Some really super film-makers can get away with that, if what they have to offer is sufficiently compelling, but his repeated use of the same actors and the same story elements is getting to be a snooze .

(10) And often he would try to sleep or at least to take a snooze ,

(11) That'd be more useful than being woken up by all those flashing lights while you're trying to have a snooze in the traffic jam.

(12) So I stayed another half hour and had a little snooze .

(13) Months go by and the job's a snooze

(14) Even when I awoke from a snooze , I still felt as if I'd not slept for a week.

(15) Plans for a gentle walk followed by lunch, a snooze in the library then afternoon tea are quickly thwarted when I discover we are all off for a spot of abseiling at Neiste Point.

(16) All of these individual restaurants have their own toilets and washrooms, and if one so desires, one can even retire to a rest room for a snooze after a hearty meal.

(17) I collected a whole load of supplies - a good range of drinks and snacks were all available free of charge - and I settled down for a snooze .

(18) So we celebrated with a little feast of bilberries and then sank on to the comfortable cushions of these shrubs for a celebratory snooze in the sunshine.

(19) He took a three-hour snooze in the afternoon and showed signs of mental fatigue because he slurred his way through press conferences, stumbled to the podiums and fell asleep in cabinet meetings.

(20) For most of us, it's a place for a sandwich, a snooze or a sunbathe - but Princes Street Gardens now offers a more civilised way to lunch.