1.   According to tradition, the goddess lies sleeping beneath the mountain.

2.   For long, dismal months, the cottages will sleep beneath a blanket of snow.

3.   He used to sleep beneath bridges before he finally dried out and became a manager at this shelter five months ago.

4.   I am going to the river to sleep beneath the stars,

5.   In some ways, she would always be the little girl who insisted on sleeping beneath the family tree on Christmas Eve.

6.   It is a place of improvised tents, where families sleep beneath sheets of flimsy plastic and strung-together cloth.

7.   Mexican radio Wednesday said an additional three men who had been sleeping beneath the international bridge connecting Acuna to Del Rio had drowned.

8.   Most of the tables were abandoned, but Gaskin said he would probably sleep beneath his, as he often does, to secure his prime spot.

9.   On nights when U.S. bombs fell nearby, they slept beneath their beds.

10.   The proposed center would be designed for the most destitute of the homeless -- those sleeping beneath flimsy tarps on the streets and under freeway overpasses.