Sentence examples for would be bedding from inspiring English sources

As dark drew in, the bear was illuminated with floodlights, so I went to chat to those locked-on who would be bedding down for the night.

When I began nursing, a cataract patient would be in for 10 days and they would be bed-bound with sandbags on either side of their head to keep them still.

I'd be bed-ridden without it.

There was a strong message to teachers during the election campaign that there would be more bedding in and less uprooting.

"I thought he would be in bed".

Heather would be a bed in summer but in winter?

Gabe would be in bed, in sweatpants, a newspaper spread around him, an open book on the nightstand.

The manager, I suspect, had assumed that the nicotine police would be in bed by 11 p.m.

The poll of 2,000 people, commissioned by Travelodge hotels, found that the average time that respondents would be in bed and asleep was 10.38pm.

"At 10 30 at night, when most people his age would be in bed, he's going from table to table taking requests.

But while Britain's image in Romania is largely positive, it doesn't rest in the illusion that life in the UK would be a bed of roses.