71.   We dream of having the house in France but we have nightmares about sleeping under a bridge and for some reason one seems a stronger possibility than the other.

72.   We faded fast after dinner, falling into the chaste twin poster beds, sleeping dreamlessly under old-fashioned white bedspreads, the ceiling fan stirring the cool night air.

73.   We sleep under the scaffolding.

74.   Wearing winter clothing indoors or sleeping under a multitude of blankets only keeps one warm for so long.

75.   We searched for half an hour until Yisroel was found, soundly sleeping under his bed with the Afikoman matzoh in his tiny hand.

76.   While the Olympic Games bring U.S. athletes together for competition, not all of them sleep under the same set of roofs.

77.   While Hatfield lost heat and power in her apartment and slept under a pile of three blankets, generators warmed the common areas of her building.

78.   You sleep well under wide skies.

79.   Others slept under beds and tables.

80.   Prostitutes in seedy hotels bathe in between customers, lovers embrace in empty subway halls and hobos sleep under bridges over the Seine.