Examples of 'sleep came' in a sentence
Meaning of "sleep came"
Sleep came is a phrase used to describe the sudden onset of sleep or the act of falling asleep. It implies that the person or subject went from being awake or alert to a state of sleep without much warning or effort
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Sleep came with difficulty last night.
A series of questions were asked when sleep came.
Hope sleep came fast and deep.
It was like with sleep came clarity.
Sleep came easily but did not last.
That night sleep came slowly.
Sleep came many hours later.
Then the night fell and no sleep came.
But sleep came only gradually.
It was hard to put it down when the time for sleep came.
Sleep came only after exhaustion.
Mickey Mouse snuggled up as sleep came to his head.
Sleep came rapidly after these long days.
They put houses on fire and slaughtered Polish soldiers that heavy with sleep came out.
Sleep came only with difficulty.
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And so the time of the Odin Sleep came once again to Asgard.
Sleep came in small amounts and cramped quarters.
Safely in their room, sleep came quickly.
Sleep came very early for all three of us girls.
Once upon a time, sleep came over the land.
Sleep came upon him.
I put on worship music and rested, but no sleep came.
As sleep came upon her.
And then at last, the sleep came.
With sleep came forgetfulness.
That night, Ali went back to his aunt 's house and sleep came quickly for him.
Sleep came upon him then after eating his porridge.
You sleep, for sleep came easily to you in your still room.
Sleep came not near my couch while the hours waned and waned away.
Inevitably, sleep came and with it, the nightmares.
Sleep came quickly, and was filled with strange dreams.
And yet sleep came and brought oblivion and relief from pain for a few hours.
Sleep came to each of them, after that only slowly.
If sleep came at all, it might be a sleep without waking.
Sleep came immediately, just like the previous night.
Sleep came not near my couch-while the hours waned and waned away.
Sleep came to them there, together, for the last time.
If sleep came naturally, he would let it come-and even welcome it.
