When they were on the level road again, Irma found herself beside Aunt Caroline, and she had no chance to discuss Nap either with Katie or Marion.
No, but still I might have spoken, for one called the other 'Katie Grimston,' and that is the name of the girl that Nap used to belong to.
We took Nap with us on an excursion to Concord, and there we ran across Ada Amesbury, who is old Mrs. Grimston's granddaughter.
When I first heard about it I thought I ought to give Nap up, but Mrs. Amesbury said it was fair for me to keep him until Katie's return.
And if Katie gets to Cranston before I do, she will take Nap away, and perhaps I may never see him again.
During her last days at home Irma realized that Nap was not happy.
Katie Grimston, who says that Nap still belongs to her; and I am afraid she really will take him away from us.
In the meantime he wanted above all things to sleep; so he promised himself that he would tie himself with some kind of rope to the saddle, and, as he would not have to hold Nell, he could take a nap for a few hours.
It may be a rock and it may be a rhinoceros or a buffalo which, having scented a man, will wake from a nap and rush at once to attack him.
Once he killed with a single shot a big rhinoceros, which, aroused from a light nap under an acacia, charged at him unexpectedly.
On the day on which Stas' winter vacation began and on the eve of their departure a scorpion stung Madame Olivier during her afternoon nap in the garden.
After a two hours' nap I was up, paid off my lucky thirteen, giving them a present in addition to their due, with a written paper certifying that they were honest and brave, and had delivered me and mine in safety.
I dispersed my cortege and ordered a room for ourselves and one for the sisters, and we all took a napuntil evening.
If they sleep, so much the better, as it has been proved that patients who take a napduring the day sleep better at night.
Punctual feeding makes good digestion, and even if the baby takes an extra nap it is better to wake a healthy baby to give him his meals at regular hours than to let his digestion get out of order.
A child should have a nap during the day until four years old, and, if possible, until seven or eight years old.
The good old gentleman was asleep in his arm-chair, to which he commonly retires for a nap after dinner.
I declare now, I was taking a nap when your ladyship arrived!
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "nap" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
