Sentence examples for less sleepover from inspiring English sources

Now let's see more powers, less sleepover activities, and witch this thing up!

I am going to blink twice, and my 9-year-old, who already practices rolling her eyes at me like a sassy-pants teenager, is going to have absolutely zero interest in hanging out with me, much less participate in a sleepover.

For example, the York Health Economics Consortium has estimated that a Scottish Government investment of £6.8 million in developing telecare delivered £11.2 million of savings in one year due to quicker hospital discharge, less unplanned admissions, reduced sleepover care and less home check visits (Beale, Sanderson and Kruger 2009).

Perhaps the "sleepover" is less annoying than you thought.

Take a shower two hours (no less) before leaving for your sleepover destination.

The sleepover will be less awkward because you have known each other for about a month now, so feel free to chat about things.

After that, playtime with my best mates swiftly becomes less public, consigned to midnight sleepovers or bushes in parks.

At a little sleepover, there will be less girls, which could prove easier, although they will be eating lots of sugar and probably want to stay up late.

If it is a sleepover party consisting of less than 5 people coming, then ask to find a common date that everyone will be free; that way all your friends can make it.

Office sleepovers can be a lot less lonely if you use your quota to print out a special someone.

While acknowledging that cultural norms vary, the psychologists saw less to laud in Chua's policy outlawing sleepovers and play dates.