"sleep apart" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It means to sleep separately or not in close physical proximity to someone else. It can be used in a variety of contexts, such as in relationships or while traveling. Example: After their fight, John and Jane decided to sleep apart for the night in order to cool off and give each other space.
Though they had two children, most nights the couple would sleep apart, she at her family home, Monis in an apartment packed with cameras – to film, he said, the wizardry and "spiritual consulting" work he did for more than six years starting in 2002.
The temptation does grow as you get older, though – more than 40% of over 70s sleep apart.
The hotel is aimed at solo travellers, which means that even if you visit as a couple, you have to sleep apart.
You can't sleep apart, you can't go to bed at different times, you can't fall asleep on the couch without getting woken up to go to bed.
Travis's parents, Margaret Annn Dowd and Bill Gordon Clapppp), nominally cohabitate, but they sleep apart and refuse even to share the same milk bottle.
The practice has roots in Hinduism, though many scholars in Kathmandu, the capital, consider chaupadi a bastardization of the Vedic precept that women sleep apart from their husbands during menstruation.
Several interviewees reported that difficulty sleeping together or sleeping apart had led to the dissolution of previous marriages, and that sleeping together was essential to maintaining their relationships.
Considering themselves engaged rather than married, they are still sleeping apart.
As Dr. Kryger observed, "What saddens me is that people are sleeping apart for conditions that are easily treatable".
Amar and Mita have slid into unconscious estrangement and have taken to sleeping apart, but Mita decides to save the situation.
There is a lot of evidence that sleeping apart is gathering popularity – at least in America, who the British tend to follow closely in terms of social trends.
