How To Use Sleep off In A Sentence
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He crashed one in a country lane and left another outside his house as he went inside to sleep off a drinks binge.
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He smelt her jasmine scented hair and played with it as he watched her sleep off the alcohol.
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She hoped to sleep off her headache.
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She hoped to sleep off her headache [ fatigue ].
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He's gone to sleep off a headache after rather too much wine.
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He crashed one in a country lane and left another outside his house as he went inside to sleep off a drinks binge.
The Sun
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He crashed one in a country lane and left another outside his house as he went inside to sleep off a drinks binge.
The Sun
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sleep off a hangover
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In the seaside hamlets below, the international yacht-going swanks sleep off their nightly debauches, while the Istanbul showbiz set gossip in their Cavalli outfits.
Turkey: A Day In The Life
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Newspaper readers will recall the story, told little more than a year ago, of a boy who after carrying beer a whole day for a shopful of men over on the East Side, where his father worked, crept into the cellar to sleep off the effects of his own share in the rioting.
XVIII. The Reign of Rum
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She's trying to sleep off this headache she has.