"getting ready to sleep" is a grammatically correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It is typically used to describe the act of preparing to go to sleep or to refer to the actions one takes before going to bed. Example: As the day came to an end, I started getting ready to sleep. I brushed my teeth, changed into my pajamas, and settled into bed with a good book.
A quiet snow is falling outside the Wisconsin State Capitol, and clean-cut fire fighters are rolling out their sleeping bags and getting ready to sleep on hard marble floors with students who looked a bit shaggy after five nights of the same.
Each night, as we were getting ready to sleep, I would turn and say to Nigel, "Now we are one day closer to being free".
Start getting ready to sleep at the time you usually would, and do what you'd usually do before going to bed: brush your teeth, change clothes, read a book or watch a light movie, and then doze off.
November 12 , 2009 My dog Cody and I were getting ready to sleep in the Denny's parking lot.
Or they're washing at a communal tap down by the highway that skirts Osaka Zoo, getting ready to sleep in huts of ply board and blue tarpaulin.
The wasps or hornets will be mostly by the nest getting ready to sleep or wake up and won't be flying around.
"Someone without their own country," he says, as he gets ready to sleep, "hasn't got anything to lose".
Rodman Primack, executive director of Design Miami, brings his own in-flight kit, including travel sizes cleanser, oil-free hydrating serum and deodorant "all of which I use on the flight to get ready to sleep; I try to maintain the same ritual on an overnight flight that I would at home".
Get ready to sleep in places that you no one could pay you to lie down in any other time of the year.
As we got ready to sleep, the boys told me what they had come here to do: Ionut and Lucian bounce from city to city, begging.
Then I notice there's three empty seats a few rows up, so I go over there and get ready to sleep and I'm thinking, "This is going to be awesome".
