Sentence examples for asleep too from inspiring English sources

He was asleep, too.

I fell asleep, too.

Her mother and father were in bed and asleep, too.

And then there's the child's need to be asleep, too.

If her 24/7 secretary, Blackie, happens to be asleep, too bad.

Mr. Ludu, the copywriter from Baldwin, said: "People have been asleep too long.

The regulators, admittedly asleep for too long, are now working hard.

"We have been politically asleep for too long," Mr. Fall said.

The children behave pretty well and certainly enjoy themselves; Julia can't stop herself from falling asleep far too early in the evening.

"I think many of us have been asleep for too long and I feel this march was a wake-up for some," Mr. Simmons bellowed on stage, relishing his role as chairman of the Hip-Hop Summit Action Network.

The Oxford English Dictionary does not quite agree with this etymological assessment, but it is an apt epigraph for a play fixated on the weird, tortuous detours our brains cook up when we are asleep or too terrified to accept that we are still awake.