How To Construct A Minimalistic Deadlock

i'm trying to construct a deadlock deliberately by coding this scenario:

1) Thread A enters a synchronized method of object foo

2) Thread A goes to sleep (thus still holding the key of foo)

3) Thread B enters a synchronized method of object bar

4) Thread B tries to enter a synchronized method of foo (, but cant)

5) Thread A wakes up and tries to enter a synchronized method of bar => deadlock

I'm trying to keep the code really minimalistic, i.e. just 2 threads and 2 objects.

I also dont want to use this syntax:

synchronized(a){
...
}

but would like to achieve this just by calling synchronized methods of 2 different objects (as stated above).