Sentence examples for sleeping everywhere from inspiring English sources

"There were people sleeping everywhere," the concierge, Zozo, recalled.

The place is crammed with refugees; there are children sleeping everywhere.

"If you had been here last night, you would have seen people sleeping everywhere in the street," Nang Huan said.

They told Sheikh Samy that a Coptic Christian woman on the square had been bad-mouthing the mosque; she said that the bathrooms were filthy and that the women's section smelled terrible because people were sleeping everywhere.

"France simply shows that the baby-food market is sleeping everywhere else," Bennink says.

There are people sleeping everywhere.

"Prisoners sleep everywhere," my father described to me on the phone, "even close to the washrooms, packed like sardine conserve.

The title of the series presumably invokes the notion that babies are the sworn enemies of sleeping people everywhere.

And a third resort to sleeping rough – everywhere from derelict buildings and sheds to underpasses and railway stations.

So if you're wearing sunglasses to work if anyone asks you have a stye you can sleep anywhere, everywhere, all places, always, forever.

Flies everywhere: on sleeping bags, on helmets, behind ears, marching undetected along dry, cracked knuckles.