**Here are some examples of using the word «asleep»:**
1. I tried to wake my little brother up, but he was **asleep** and didn't respond to my attempts.
2. After a long day at work, I finally got home and fell **asleep** as soon as my head touched the pillow.
3. The baby was crying loudly, but its mother was **asleep** and didn't wake up.
4. I prefer to read books before going to bed, but my partner is usually already **asleep** by that time.
5. The teacher told us to keep quiet so that the students in the back row could fall **asleep**.
6. I set an alarm to wake me up in the morning, but I accidentally turned it off and overslept, so I was late for work and felt **asleep** all day.
7. The house was quiet and dark, and I thought that everyone was already **asleep**, but then I heard a strange noise from the kitchen.
8. My friend often talks in his sleep, and sometimes he says things that make no sense, as if he is dreaming and not fully **asleep**.
9. I was so tired after a long flight that I fell **asleep** as soon as I sat down in my seat on the train.
10. The old man slept very lightly and often woke up at night, so his wife tried to be as quiet as possible so not to disturb him when she was getting ready for bed.