Pullingo, who had over-eaten himself during the night with the gogobera, on hearing this showed no inclination to get up, but rolled himself over and went to sleep again.
I awoke before daylight, and as I had no wish to go to sleep again I dressed and went out.
After some moments, drawing the coverlet over him, he turned round to go to sleep again.
Gringalet, who had been the first to give the alarm, was also the first to go to sleep again.
So, as I couldn't go to sleep again, I got up to look after the fire.
Our faces had continued to swell, but the Mistec, regarding me with a stupefied look, simply grunted, and turned round to sleep again.
After she had gone I went to sleep again, hoping to see her in the evening.
I slept for some time and woke, but as it was still dark I turned on the other side and went to sleep again.
When I had made all tight to my perfect satisfaction, I lay down to sleep again--this time quite certain that I should get something more than a mere "cat-nap.
I had not been asleep more than an hour, as I knew by my watch; but I could not go to sleep again, until I had fully secured myself; and for this purpose, I set about putting my fortress in a more proper state of defence.
She only took the book and kissed it, then folded it in her arms and went to sleep again.
He could not have slept more than a quarter of an hour, and yet he could not go to sleep again.
He looked at the imprinted sand where he had been lying, as if he would go to sleep again.
Then, unnerved and miserable, he went to sleep again.
He turned over and tried to go to sleep again, but he could not get the little key out of his head.
Each man was bound hand and foot, Jenkins was still a living corpse; and Forsythe, the soberest of the lot, had apparently succumbed to the hard knocks of the day, and gone to sleep again.
This was good sailorly logic, and they climbed back into their bunks, to smoke, to read, or to talk themselves to sleep again.
The child had cried itself to sleep again, and he paced up and down the ice.
Now go to sleep again," said Tom, "and when I wake you next time breakfast will be ready.
Then I'll know when I half wake that I'm here in camp and I'll go to sleep again easily.
The other boys also waked up, and, turn over as they might, could not go to sleep again.
After this he seemed to go to sleep again for a few minutes, then woke up as a man does from a natural slumber, yawned and stretched himself.
Think they eat the Arabs and like them very much," he said with a yawn, then went to sleep again.
After this I gave the business up and went to sleep again.
I won't look at it any more," said Tom to himself, and he squeezed his eyelids together, and tried to persuade himself he was going to sleep again.
Damn that boy,' said the old gentleman, 'he's gone to sleep again.
Cold punch,' murmured Mr. Pickwick, as he sank to sleep again.
Then could you not give him his nourishment very cautiously, so that he will go to sleep again afterwards?
I will get you something, and then you must go to sleep again.
Its sweep upon the roof was still so pleasant and soothing that Dick resolved to go to sleep again, after he had looked about a little.
He felt that he was entitled to rest, and, turning on his side, he went to sleep again.
He ceased to whisper, because Dick, without intending it, had gone to sleep again.
It is hopeless to think of going to sleep again at once, although my head is thick and my eyes heavy with fatigue.
But of course it is impossible to get to sleep again, I can only follow my whirling thoughts.
It must be somewhere between half past one and two o'clock that sheer exhaustion sends me off to sleep again.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "sleep again" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
