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Meanings of sleep out in English

Work in a house where one does not live; he can easily commute from his home"

Usage of sleep out in English
1
You see, the men sleep out on this balcony, often as not.
A Town like Alice
2
A lot of the time we'll sleep out in the open anyway.
Where heaven begins
3
I may sleep out all night in one of the herder's cabins.
The Little Lady of the Big House
4
Finding sleep out of the question, I got up and dressed myself.
The Atlantic Monthly, Volume 05, No. 32, June, 1860 / A Magazine...
5
I'll be able to sleep out any time, except in the blizzards.
The Tree of Appomattox
6
It will be warm enough there to sleep out under the stars.
The Memoirs of Cleopatra
7
Then poor Nigel can have his sleep out whatever happens to me.
Bella Donna: A Novel
8
And at that they won't have the sleep out of their eyes.
Prince or Chauffeur? A Story of Newport
9
It'll be tough to sleep out in this snow, but it's safer.
The Snowshoe Trail
10
I suppose it makes one's body more sensible always to sleep out-of-doors.
The Best Ghost Stories
11
He'll have his sleep out, and be all right when he awakes.
The Three Brides
12
Before a battle one must have one's sleep out, repeated Prince Andrew.
War and Peace
13
No, Soulsby, YOU come back to bed, and get YOUR sleep out.
The Damnation of Theron Ware
14
I can't stay here all night while you has your sleep out!
The Story of Jessie
15
I don't mean for you to sleep out here,' she said.
The Watchmaker of Filigree Street
16
I'm glad you sleep out here by yourself and not in the house.
Swastika Night
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Sleep out through the time
Sleep out across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Common