go to bed

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"But we have many days before us; we must go to bed," said Kitty, glancing at her tiny watch.
Some residents explain to this paper they normally go to bed in great fear, praying not to be attacked at night while asleep.
The most popular time to go to bed in Britain is 10pm-11pm, but research from the Sleep Council has found that those who don't have a regular bedtime tend to have a worse night's sleep than those who do.
How much sleep do children need at this age, and have you got any tips for how we can encourage him to go to bed at a reasonable time?
TRY: 'Go to bed at about 10pm to ensure you take advantage of the richest phase of sleep,' says Dr Nerina.
Critique: Exceptionally well written, thoroughly 'reader friendly' in tone, impressively informative and thoughtful, immanently practical and ultimately inspiring, "Don't Go to Bed Angry: Stay Up and Fight" is unreservedly recommended for personal reading lists and community library Self-Help/Self Improvement and Conflict Management collections.
Don't Go to Bed Angry, by husband-and-wife duo Deb and Ron DeArmond, is a journey through the land mines of marriage to a healthier way of communicating.
Most girls said they had to go to bed between 9 and 10 pm.
I visited the home and had a chat with him and got him to promise to go to bed in his pyjamas.
Then most people sit in an armchair until they go to bed. But what happens?
Jannounced he is quitting the PSagship current aairs show Newsnight saying he wants to "go to bed at much the same time as most people".