Sentence examples for I once slept from inspiring English sources

The doors of the rooms my sisters and I once slept in were still purple, red and yellow.

Bureau drawers are stuffed with old baby clothes, and the closet holds vintage coats of all decades — I once slept with my head next to a stroller.

Moran, told by Churchill at the wartime allies' Potsdam conference in 1945 that "we have split the atom" and the bomb would be used on Japan, reflects: "I once slept in a house where there had been a murder.

I once slept with a Greek guy.

This is all because last week I bopped my head along to a song by someone I once slept with.

I wish I didn't judge people based on their beliefs, but the only way I can describe this is that I once slept with a guy and the next morning I rolled over and asked who he voted for and he said the Conservatives.

I got a cleaning job at Gatwick – where I had once slept!

But I never once slept there in five years.' The story ends with a slight shrug.

It was all chaos and smoke after a car or truck bomb exploded directly beneath the window where I had once slept.

It's a five-hundred page book, with a cast of characters that rivals any of Tolstoy's, but I more than once slept through my alarm because I'd stayed up reading the night before.

I tell him that I had read he once slept with 265 women in a three-week period?