Sentence examples for a sweet sleep from inspiring English sources
I walk back to the meadow & fall into a sweet sleep by the brook.
Indeed, according to the English naturalist and Shakespeare's near-contemporary Edward Topsell, whose 1608 History of the Serpents is excerpted in McNamee's book, Hypnale "kills by sleeping, for after the wound is given, the person falls into a deep and sweet sleep wherein he dies.
I then slept a short but relatively sweet sleep, having tasted briefly the beauty and terror of being in foreign places.
Ms. Anderson curls up at the start and end of the new work, drawn into sweet sleep.
There are all sorts of reasons — aches and pains, worries about work, and lifelong accumulations of sins that pretty much rule out the sweet sleep of innocence.
Given my history, how many nights of moonlit mooning am I away from plunging a knife into my sweet, sleeping boyfriend's back?
Like exercise, there's a sweet spot for sleep.
Three years before, driving home from Calvary Cemetery, she had sunk into the sweetest sleep she had ever known.
We're in bed by 6.30pm and set our alarms for a sweet 12 hours of sleep.
I used to hear these words over and over, repeated as a life-affirming mantra, delivered as a challenge in the harsh light of day, whispered as a sweet blessing before going to sleep each night.
