Sentence examples for may sleep in from inspiring English sources

It usually forages alone at night, but may sleep in groups during the day, the composition of which depends on gender and season.

Children under 7 may sleep in one of their parent's rooms.

"If one member of a family gets it, they all get it," he said, since as many as 15 to 20 people may sleep in one room here.

The Pentagon says this is not forced nudity because he is then given a Velcro-secured wrap-around "smock" that he may sleep in.

The rooming-house history of the building is also documented -- several thick 1860's doors have openings crudely chiseled through for peepholes, and on the upper floors some individual rooms have metal plaques that declare, "Not more than two adults may sleep in this room".

"Outreach workers from [mainstream] homelessness agencies will not even count LGBT rough sleepers because they may sleep in different parts of towns," says Green. "Or the rough sleepers may not disclose their sexual orientation to the worker, who then may not take that into account or recognise specific needs".

He may want to sleep in now.

Being late for work because your robot decided to let you sleep in may or may not be an excuse that washes with your boss.

All newborn babies typically need to nurse at least every two to three hours and may sleep 5 hours in a row once every 24 hours.

"Though these animals may not sleep in bed with us or jump into our laps, they are no less deserving of legal protection than are our pets," Ms. Rosenthal said in a statement.

(No, Marie-Louise, you may not sleep in mommy and daddy's bed. And yes, Jean-Pierre, you must sit at the table every night for family dinner and eat correctly).