Sentence examples for doss down from inspiring English sources
verb
To sleep on someone's sofa or floor because there is no bed spare.
- After the party, John let me doss down on the living-room floor.
The moment: Hobnobbing over the hob, without having to doss down in a dorm.
CouchSurfing got there first, in 2004, with its free exchange of places to doss down (only a one-time fee for a background check fee levied).
Jobless students can hitch lifts via Craigslist (a website for classified ads), or doss down in someone else's flat via CouchSurfing, another website.Adjusting to this new world can be hard.
Every night now, an estimated 3,600 people doss down in doorways, recycling bins, sheds and even under cars in an attempt to shelter from the weather and a sometimes hostile public.
If I'd been less terrified I might've paused to dream up a new reality show format, I'm a Celebrity, Get Me Out of This Demented Sex Centre", where minor faces off the box are forced to doss down with, say, Peter Sutcliffe for the amusement of an apathetic nation.
Accommodation is so hard to come by in Auckland that when a flight was delayed recently, a group of 53 American tourists had to doss down in Te Puea Marae. .
MORE people are dossing down in doorways and stairwells and stations all around England these days.
That economic miracle would include a third of the people dossing down at Scott's place.
Pete leaves the family home and dosses down in his office.
Jake began to detect that everything Pete did - begging, dossing down, using, picking up benefits - occurred in a strict pattern.
She will not speak, will not move, will not listen, dosses down every night in a hostel called The Promise Hotel.
