nowhere to sleep

They've nowhere to sleep you see, having left home and so on.

But he had no money for lodging and nowhere to sleep.

He has nowhere to sleep, nothing to wear or eat.

She shouldn't have taken him in, for now there was nowhere to sleep.

With all the bedrooms allocated she had nowhere to sleep.

But I feel bad being dry on the street when my brothers and sisters have nowhere to sleep.

Well you would be wouldn't you if you'd nowhere to sleep on the night?

It was three in the morning, and she had nowhere to sleep except in the ambulance.

"We have nowhere to sleep and no money.

In the meantime, there was nowhere to sleep, because the people who ran the hostel were on vacation.

There was nowhere to sleep in New Orleans, anyway.

About 2,500 passengers were left stranded, with nowhere to sleep but in waiting areas of airline terminals.

Having nowhere to sleep, the Durbeyfields set up camp outside their family vault.

You're just you, you're on your own and you've got nowhere to sleep, and nobody cares.

There's nowhere to sleep and nothing to steal."

This leaves Kathie with nowhere to sleep.

She recalled being alone and pregnant with nowhere to sleep but a mattress on the floor of a "roach-infested, rat-infested building."

Marie has nowhere to sleep because all of the local hotels are full, and Horty agrees to share his room.

'He's nowhere to sleep tonight,' she says.

My sister had moved from Bourbon Street, and with nowhere to sleep the cafe was my shelter until dawn broke.

Nowhere to sleep.

There were men collapsing from heat exhaustion as the temperatures soared to about one hundred degrees and there was practically nowhere to sleep.

After learning that the man had nowhere to sleep, Mr. Ochs gave him a few dollars and offered him a job at the newspaper.

'I'd nowhere to sleep, so I shinned up the ivy and slept in a four-poster bed there.

When several hundred Kabul policemen arrived in Mazar-i-Sharif this fall, they had nowhere to sleep.