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The phrase "able to sleep in" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the ability to sleep later than usual, often on weekends or days off.
Example: "On Saturdays, I love being able to sleep in and enjoy a leisurely morning."
Alternatives: "capable of sleeping late" or "able to lie in."
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She spends time thinking about the big questions in the morning like: if we had teleportation, would she have been able to sleep in for another 30 minutes?
I fantasize about not caring anymore, of being able to sleep in without guilt or spend a day on the couch without panicking about when I'll fit in my next workout.
Imagine a kid being able to sleep in Ali's bed".
Even better, she might be able to sleep in it.
Well, imagine being able to sleep in one.
Crooks hates not being able to sleep in the bunkhouse with the other hands.
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"No Israeli citizen will be able to sleep comfortably in a country in which an affair such as Prisoner X can take place," wrote Uri Misgav, a blogger for the left-leaning newspaper Haaretz, in a lengthy post.
She is able to sleep only in spurts.
So one day we might all be able to sleep easier in those beds.
"Of course, you won't be able to sleep late in the morning," he said with a smile.
Perhaps the worst is the pain — blinding, incapacitating headaches that have left him able to sleep only in short intervals.
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