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How To Use Sleep over In A Sentence

  • Many nights, I have cried myself to sleep over such cruel jibes. Times, Sunday Times
  • The answer to that question had not been arrived at when they dropped asleep, lulled by the sound of rippling water and the _crop, crop, crop_ made by the grazing ponies, and this time their weariness was so great that sleep overcame them both. A Dash from Diamond City
  • The boy's friends were allowed to sleep over after the birthday party
  • We didn't lose sleep over whether we'd missed a fact or misunderstood a piece of the evidence.
  • I don't think I'd be able to lose sleep over you pathetic imbeciles if I tried.
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  • At the weekend, the kids were at a sleep over so I went to the flicks with the wife.
  • He emptied it with delight and demanded more, and Odysseus poured for him until finally a drunken sleep overcame him.
  • The men suffered only minor injuries and because of the damage to the car and the accident happening late at night, they decided to sleep overnight in the vehicle, in a lay-by.
  • She said his friends could sleep over in the big room downstairs.
  • The scullery maids fell asleep over the washing up. The laundry maid fell asleep while they dusted, polished and prepared for the party.
  • If we seldom see the Beaver's father at work, we seldom see Mason at home - if we do, he has fallen asleep over a brief and is awakened by a potential client who has mysteriously gotten his unlisted home number.
  • How many of us have thought about it, lost sleep over it, chickened out of it, sweated over it, practically bitten our nails to the bone over it and made ourselves sick over it?
  • Before we decided to be roomies, we agreed to have dates not sleep over.
  • I wouldn't lose any sleep over what happened.
  • If you don't want to catch a train home at that time of night, you're welcome to sleep over.
  • If you don't want to catch a train home at that time of night, you're welcome to sleep over.
  • For now, I think all of you folks who lose sleep over such nonsense should keep your refunded amounts in a special personal fund for rehabilitation after the heart attacks you are inducing from the tension you are creating within yourselves over inconsequential matters such as this. Mexican Tourist Tax Up Date
  • Many nights, I have cried myself to sleep over such cruel jibes. Times, Sunday Times
  • There was a tin hut at the end of it and inside sat a ticket collector asleep over the counter.
  • I don't lose sleep over what sub-species of junco visits my feeder and all of my "birding" trips involve dogs and shotguns rather than binoculars and field guides. Holy Grails
  • He went to sleep over his work.
  • Choosing a major in college is one of the most important decisions a student makes, but you needn't lose sleep over it.
  • Lots of down-and-outs in Paris sleep over the hot air grates in the street.
  • You are going to lose sleep over it. Times, Sunday Times
  • You are going to lose sleep over it. Times, Sunday Times
  • I wouldn't lose any sleep over what happened.
  • The Pope, who aides say is losing sleep over the possibility of war, celebrated a Mass that began with a stiff wind blowing in from Siberia over the flat steppes and ended in sunshine.
  • His last thought before the sweet deadness of sleep overcame him was that he had to be rescued quickly or else not at all.
  • Mayhap thou didst sleep over-sound last night when I called by the river bank," he began, glowering darkly. THE MARRIAGE TO LIT-LIT
  • The Pope, who aides say is losing sleep over the possibility of war, celebrated a Mass that began with a stiff wind blowing in from Siberia over the flat steppes and ended in sunshine.
  • His overwhelming need for sleep overpowered any attempt to think at all.
  • I didn't lose too much sleep over that investigation.
  • If you don't want to catch a train home at that time of night, you're welcome to sleep over.
  • FRAU QUIXANO [_Who has fallen asleep over her book, wakes as if with a sense of the horror and gazes dazedly around, adding to the thrillingness of the moment_] _Dovidel! The Melting-Pot
  • Then sleep overcame him, but presently he awoke in affright and cried out, saying, Help, O Arabs! The Book of The Thousand Nights And A Night
  • But his spectators are not expected to lose too much sleep over the process. Times, Sunday Times
  • Most Americans sleep over money and even get a divorce.
  • As far as Kip knew, no one in Pete's neighborhood had touched him since, but Pete was always careful to sleep over at Kip's house after a late game.

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