"sleeping district" is a correct and usable phrase in written English, typically referring to an area that is relatively inactive or quiet (such as in terms of nightlife or business activity).
For example: "The South Side of Chicago has been a sleeping district for years, with very few businesses or other attractions to draw people in."
The sense of quiet torpor here is fitting given that Russians call their suburbs "sleeping districts" – not much more than cubicles to come home to at the end of a day's work.
Its final words were spoken by Dunbar's daughter Lorraine: "If my mum wrote the play now, Rita and Sue would be smackheads, on crack as well, and working the red light district, sleeping with everybody and anybody for money.
Zambia too has be lauded for its success in fighting sleeping sickness but a recent study, which investigated the state of health care facilities for sleeping sickness management in the district of Mpika, showed that even here, where infection rates are low, much could still be improved.
Brief history revealed that all the three deceased,residents of a rural outskirts of a district town,were sleeping together on the floor of their thatched mud hut using a mosquito net.
He asks Sanford if he's dumb enough to still be mulling it, and Sanford smartly says that he is not quite that dumb, saying that he wants to be the best representative of the First District that he can be, really strive over the next two years to not run away and sleep with other districts, in other states.
But how many cats are really living in the streets and sleeping on the couches of the District?
The hippest place to stay is The Varsano (varsano.co.il) in the chichi Neve Tzedek district, with boutique suites sleeping two from $280 a night.
According to a report released by Milwaukee's district attorney, Hamilton was sleeping near a Starbucks kiosk when Manney woke him up and attempted to pat him down.
Statistical significant difference in the prevalence of the disease was found among Sub-districts, sex, re-settlement, sleeping outdoor and dog ownership (P < 0.05).
