Sentence examples for sleeping house from inspiring English sources

(He also has a sleeping house nearby, which is just about empty).

Small children under the age of five generally shared a sleeping house with their parents, while most young people slept in a separate house with same-sex siblings, on crude mattresses on the earth floor.

Because why is there a man standing in the dark, studying the sleeping house, licking his lips, coughing?

And it is now, in the peace of the sleeping house, that I face head-on my motherhood fear, deeply buried, yet surfacing at bedtime: I'm no longer afraid of encountering the Wicked Witch; I'm afraid of becoming her.

He captures the solitary sense of being the last one awake in a sleeping house and the peacefulness that comes with discovering a restful space of one's own (even if that space isn't found in the classic places: the well-appointed bedroom, as in "Goodnight Moon," or at the tail end of a strange dream, as in Sendak's "In the Night Kitchen").

In this production, the two actresses eventually stripped to their rose-colored undergarments, smoked cigarettes and munched on chicken cutlets; then the walls of the library flew away and the sleeping house was revealed, through which the pair of lovely, lost women wandered.

"I was breathing, eating, drinking, sleeping housing," she said.

She thinks the men and women and children in these sleeping houses will lose the chance to live life as God intended unless they take the message she brings them in the pamphlet.

‡Number of people sleeping in house for more than three nights a week.

In fact, occupation may be a marker for living, sleeping, or housing conditions that constitute the proximate risk factor for exposure.

Main house sleeps eight; guest house sleeps three What's more indulgent than a trip to your very own upscale ranch?