Sentence examples for sleeping town from inspiring English sources

More on this hotel – and this currently sleeping town – in the morning.

… Then you ride through the sleeping town and open the station.

Before dawn on December 26th, a Friday, the Muslim day of rest, the sleeping town of Bam was all but razed by an earthquake measuring 6.7 on the Richter scale.

The same block that holds "the exact center of the Oglala known universe" contains the incongruously opulent hotel where the poet wakes up to a freight train "rattling through this sleeping town".

It lasted until the mid-1800's, when English tourists, headed to see the battlefield of Waterloo, near Brussels, were enchanted to discover along the way a sleeping town that had remained untouched for centuries, its churches filled with artworks.

Such charm can be followed by a brutal shock, as in "Penny Dreadful", in which a demonic murderer reflects on his night's work, looking down on the sleeping town as he "hug[s] the weathercock".

"Two days ago the elders and the town chiefs, they had a meeting, saying that we who are working in this camp should not be sleeping in town," said Prince Sumo, 28, a father of three who works on the IMC burial team, with the dangerous job of easing highly infectious bodies into body bags and taking them for burial.

A common error is to disregard location on that booking.com or Airbnb.com search, ending up sleeping outside town without checking public transportation options.

It floated up above the apple trees, over the beginning-to-sleep town, and across the night among the stars.

As it rattled through sleeping English towns they would gossip and connive in the bar car, disembarking in Edinburgh or points north as the sun rose.

In Wrexham, similar sanctions now apply to sleeping in a town centre park.