Meanings of go to roost in English

They vill not go to roost, I dinks, till the sun comes down.

He don't want to go to roost till he has supped.

What time did you say the turkeys go to roost?

Now show me about the chickens, or they'll go to roost while we're talking.

Perhaps I may go to roost in that beech-tree.

Air well by opening windows and door several hours before the fowls go to roost.

And always give a look into my room every night before you go to roost.

In these remote country places, people go to roost with the fowls, or very soon after.

The paupers go to roost at seven, and me and my wife and Zeke at eight.

When a man lies down for rest and sleep he does not " go to roost."

We must go to roost quick, or you'll never be fit to light out for Katahdin to-morrow.

And the chickens go to roost:

They go to roost long before sunset, and do not awake till after the sun is above the horizon.

He broke the silence by remarking, after a glance at the clock, "Time to go to roost."

These men, who, when they eat, only "tuck away grub," of course " go to roost" when they sleep.

In fact, these larger birds often deliberately go to roost beneath the snow, breaking through the crust by a swift plunging dive from the air.