Sleeper used in a sentence

Sleeper in a sentence as a noun

I've taken this route a couple of times - the Caledonian sleeper.

Right, the headline is misleading, at least to me. Sleeping on someone's couch usually means said sleeper is having a rough time and needs a roof over their head.

We've had 4 years of people running around claiming that Obama wasn't born in the US and that he's a secret Muslim sleeper agent based on him being black.

You could be an NSA sleeper agent, using HN to launch false-flag propaganda operations.

A "first class" sleeper cabin is about $10 from Bulawayo to Victoria Falls, and it's beautiful.

Personally, I look forward to self-driving sleeper cars and a new type of motel that is little more than a secure parking lot plus some nice bathrooms.

Chinese sleepers were probably the best - both luxurious and cheap, particularly in the northwest there is gorgeous desert and canyons out the window.

You could be an NSA sleeper-sleeper agent, using HN to launch false-false-flag propaganda operations.

And sometimes that means accepting that a 72 year old photographing a made-to-be-photographed statue isn't leading a sleeper cell.

If Netflix started bringing other titles that were cancelled too soon like Firefly, Deadwood, etc with the budget of HBO and the postsight of watching the net for sleeper hits that were cancelled, you can count me in.

> Not every sleeper is the same, of course: Dinges has found that some people who need eight hours will immediately feel the wallop of one four-hour night, while other eight-hour sleepers can handle several four-hour nights before their performance deteriorates.