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Dash or hyphen? | Simple present-stir; beat
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Sleep your way Thu Sep 08, 2005 2:37 am  Sleep your way
 

I don`t understand what means "to sleep your way"
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Sleep your way Thu Sep 08, 2005 14:41 pm  Sleep your way
 

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I need more context, Key-- does it appear in a sentence like these?--

I slept my way to Chicago-- this means that I was sleeping during the entire journey.

You sleep your way and I'll sleep my way-- this means that we sleep in individualistic positions, for instance, on the back, on the stomach, curled into a foetal position, etc.

I'm going to get to sleep my way-- this means that I have a certain method of going to sleep, like running around the park, or drinking a half bottle of cabernet sauvignon.

When you ask about a vocabulary item or grammar point, it is important to post it in its sentence or other context if you can.
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