| On the cargo floor below, the enlisted crew pulled out sleeping bags and catnapped. |
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| Jaime wrapped both arms around her gun, as if it were a teddy bear, and catnapped. |
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| Teri's collapse was more shock, and I don't think any of the above characters have even catnapped. |
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| Tahr catnapped for most of the day, in the late afternoon she went out into the drizzle. |
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| While much of the Spanish nation was losing sleep, Figo catnapped on the flight from Madrid to Barcelona. |
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| We moved around by night and, by day, hid and catnapped in thickets outside villages where the leader of our band rendezvoused with peasant collaborators. |
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| I'd like to fall asleep but we're still at work and I haven't catnapped for years, even a small amount of sleep makes me dream if I don't take my pills first. |
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| Thousands of campaign managers like Dylan Wagamon, 23, who catnapped in the passenger seat the other night as his college buddy drove him around in the dark to plant 800 lawn signs. |
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| The thought of having him catnapped was alarming. |
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| A MOTHER fears her five-year-old son's pet may have been catnapped after it disappeared without a trace. |
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| But the husband turns up dead, and the four-month old cat is missing, apparently catnapped. |
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| He fled foreign grounds at nightfall and catnapped through the day. |
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