Sentence examples for too sleep from inspiring English sources

However, much land protection occurs on land that is less suitable for development, as slopes are too sleep or because the site is too wet.

I was too sleep deprived to figure it out, and I never felt comfortable having my son under so much material.

The punchline of this performance – that "we too sleep in penthouses" – was a playful way of reframing the most pressing concern in the neoliberal city: who is it actually for?

At the middle school where he works as a behavior specialist, Day has seen firsthand how his students "cannot part from those phones". But even in the last week, he said, adults have been reaching out to him to admit that they, too, sleep next to their charging phones.

Or maybe I'm still too sleep deprived to tell if my words are coming out right.

Lack of excellence is accepting mediocrity in your position because you are too sleep deprived, too tired, or too overwhelmed.

That night, they too slept like babies.

Since then, several other women have said they, too, slept with Mr. Woods.

Sorokine, too, slept with Sartre and, with Beauvoir's encouragement, with another lover of Beauvoir's, Jacques-Laurent Bost.

The newest generation of praying mantises is here, too, sleeping in a fat chrysalis on a taxus branch.

He was doing it on the cheap, too, sleeping in his coach seat and living on groceries with fellow travelers.