Sentence examples for * night moment from inspiring English sources

1954 Australia Seen here leaving a state banquet during a tour of the Commonwealth which encompassed 44,000 miles, the Queen appears to be channelling Eliza Doolittle's "I could have danced all night" moment from My Fair Lady.

But they created the rollicking purple backdrop to Brett Favre's great Monday night moment of crushing the Packers, and today they will stuff themselves back into the Metrodome for the tie-breaking game between the Twins and the Tigers for the right to play in the major league playoffs.

For instance, when UK supermarket chain Sainsbury's recently recreated World War I's magical "Silent Night" moment, it sparked a tidal wave of outrage and complaints.

Good news for anybody who wants to relive that 2012 election night moment when Republican fixer and "George W. Bush's brain" Karl Rove challenged his Fox News colleagues for calling the election for President Barack Obama, only to experience an immortality glazed flash of humiliation: Tonight, on Fox News, Rove botched it again.

He was a phenomenon and, night to night, moment to moment, you might shift your opinion as he zigzagged in the crosswinds of his own turbulent imagination.

This is not a fly-by-night moment.

For nearly 17 years since, that middle-of-the-night moment has haunted Mr. Clinton, the source of tension with friends, advisers and gay rights supporters.

Remarkably, the most viral late-night moment for any politician during this cycle was a long, wide-ranging conversation about authenticity and grief.

During an emotional late-night moment, she clicked the "remove" button, expecting never to speak to Marie again.

The ones like James with his packet of photos, who told me that a year ago, he had a middle-of-the-night moment – wondering, as a single man in his early forties, what he was doing with his life.

The relationship between any movie adaptation and its literary source is more like a passionate fling, a ships-passing-in-the-night moment when the patient prose of fiction meets the flickering, fluid poetry of film, and they see something in one another and decide, against all reason, to give it a go.