The phrase "a huge sleep" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a long or significant period of sleep, often implying that the sleep was deep or restorative.
Example: "After the exhausting hike, I fell into a huge sleep and didn't wake up until morning."
Alternatives: "a long sleep" or "a deep sleep".
Dr. Joyce Walsleben, the director of the New York University Sleep Disorders Center, who evaluated the data collected in a recent survey of 1,000 Americans' sleep habits, said, "Fifty percent had a huge problem sleeping with heat".
Jonny agrees: "It's going to be a huge help sleeping in our own beds, eating our own food.
While you sleep, I will strike a huge sheet of metal until the shape of your body comes into relief.
I'm not saying I want to slut out, it's just every four to six months I get a huge urge to sleep with someone new.
I am a huge fan of sleep, of the many Huffington Post articles that have been written about it and of the initiatives that Ariana Huffington has been involved in to promote awareness of its importance.
Every participant that was rocked fell asleep faster and had a huge boost in sleep-related brainwaves associated with rocking.
Players spent weeks in college-dorm beds — "It's like a huge man trying to sleep on a matchbox," the linebacker Bryan Thomas said — eating dining-hall food, and, for a big night out, visiting the local fish fry.
Then he banged on the pole with the pliers until a lean brown barn owl with a huge wingspan, disturbed from sleep, swooped out and flew low over the fields.
Much like your bank is now doing Mental Health Awareness day posts while damaging your mental health all year around by charging you extortionate fees for going over your overdraft, a huge part of the emerging sleep industry is interested in the importance of restorative sleep only inasmuch as it leads to more work during your waking hours.
