sleep through

verb

1. informal.
   (of a baby) to sleep all night without waking up

Example Sentences

“Not for the snorer, for the person who needs to sleep through the snoring,” says Laurent, laughing.

From The Daily Beast

It had been established early that Moomins sleep through the winter with tummies full of pine needles.

From The Daily Beast

A few floors up, on Deck 9, Rian Tipton and her friends were trying to sleep through the loudspeaker announcements.

From The Daily Beast

A few months after beginning gardening, she was able to sleep through the night without medication.

From The Daily Beast

I, who had seen trees only in parks and illustrated books, wandered in my sleep through interminable forests.

From Project Gutenberg

"The captain be damned" said I, and we let him sleep through two hours of chase till a rainstorm swallowed us up.

From Project Gutenberg

But at last he must sleep through sheer drowsiness, and they both went to bed.

From Project Gutenberg

How do you suppose Mr. Sharp can sleep through all this din?

From Project Gutenberg

What fools these peasants are to sleep through such a night!

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