How To Use Sound asleep In A Sentence
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The children were all sound asleep in bed.
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The baby was sound asleep upstairs.
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Another recent visitor found him sound asleep.
The Sun
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Don't wake her up she's fast / sound asleep.
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On one occasion, I had left the table to fetch a brose pudding for dessert, and returned to find both of them sound asleep, and Jenny laughing quietly to herself amid the remains of supper.
Sick Cycle Carousel
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She was sound asleep, apparently in some fearful dream.
Times, Sunday Times
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This evening I settled down happy as can be, turned on the TV, and within moments was sound asleep.
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The baby was sound asleep upstairs.
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My boyfriend was already sound asleep and I slipped out quietly.
The Sun
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He glanced down toward the end of the bed, where Scottie, his miniature dachshund was sound asleep.
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He was lying in bed, sound asleep.
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The child was sound asleep now, his tiny eyelashes resting on rounded cheeks.
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Every person in the village was sound asleep.
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I poked along well up to an hour, everything still as rock and sound asleep.
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Skyd, I went into what we call the nursery-tent one morning last week, to try to stop the howling of my little boy, and I found him lying with his open mouth close to Gertie's cheek, pouring the flood of his wrath straight into her ear, and she sound asleep all the time!
The Settler and the Savage
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The very first night I was sound asleep and I woke to the sound of my dad laughing.
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The first time it had happened, Peter was sound asleep until the shrill sound of shrieking woke him up with a start.
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Don't wake her up she's fast / sound asleep.
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It would be cruel to wake him; he's sound asleep.
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Keats, as it happens, without mention of her "sound asleep" paradigm, Wolfson notes how, in the erotic braidwork of the next line's "Silent entangler of a beauty's tresses!
Phonemanography: Romantic to Victorian
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It was the jollyboat the search parties from Alexander and Supply found first, tied by its painter to a rock in a deserted cove; Power, sound asleep thanks to sorrow and Dutch gin, was curled up behind a pile of stones, and came quietly.
Morgan’s Run
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Don't wake her up she's fast / sound asleep.
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It's fantastic, John, there she is, a new person, lying on her face, sound asleep.
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My partner and I went for the Swedish massage which not only sorted out a few knotted muscles but also left us both sound asleep.
The Sun
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A couple of hours later after the girls had pigged out on food, watched a movie, and talked for over an hour, Abby was sound asleep on the floor.
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He was sound asleep within moments of getting into bed.
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It would be cruel to wake him; he's sound asleep.
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My wife was sound asleep in bed and her friend was sleeping in the spare room.
The Sun
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Without further ado she curled in a grassy hollow like a cat and fell sound asleep.
A TIME OF WAR
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Don't wake her up she's fast / sound asleep.
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And the West has been sound asleep on this.
Times, Sunday Times
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Two half-drunken Chinamen come along quarrelling and sat down near me, and I 'foxed' I was sound asleep.
The Road to Mandalay A Tale of Burma
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Billings proved to be sound asleep, napping off the effects of over - indulgence in browned perch, so the boys decided to await the return of Mr. Fulton, a search of the workshop having failed to reveal the wrench, and none of the Stillsons being big enough to take the big nut that capped the fifty-gallon tank sunk in the ground on the shady north side of the hangar.
Boy Scouts of the Air on Lost Island
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it would be cruel to wake him; he's sound asleep
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When he woke up, he found Maria sound asleep on his breast.
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The baby was sound asleep.
