The word "night" is correct and commonly used in written English.
It can be used to refer to the period of darkness between sunset and sunrise, or as a way to describe the feeling or atmosphere of that time. Example: The stars twinkled in the night sky, while the crickets chirped and the moon shone brightly.
Each of the male prisoners was raped 11 times that night and every night that followed.
But the wunderkind, who runs the Donmar Warehouse theatre in London, was anything but blasé last night about the success of his dark satire on suburbia.
But I do know this: you did not just attack me that night.
"I wake up around 4am and if I've got a bus pass I get on the night bus and sleep there until morning.
And on Tuesday night, we found out that the majority of Americans agree with my approach".
"There was a group of us who had dinner together on a Tuesday night [at parliament] … I was sitting beside Mr Obeid at the time and was told 'Keep away from Ms Schott – they're coming after her,' " Costa said.
Later, on Tuesday night, he said it was "categorically false and defamatory".
The UN motion was passed on Tuesday night, with the support of the US, but a number of security council members condemned Russia's stance.
Northern Ireland secretary John Reid has until Saturday night to find a compromise between Sinn Fein and David Trimble's Ulster Unionists on decommissioning, police reform and demilitarisation, or again suspend the assembly (either indefinitely or for six weeks) or call fresh elections.
"I was amazed to find that I slept that night without waking up once, and I can't remember the last time that happened.
This was the second time in seven months that Hill has come close to the death chamber: last July he was spared by just 90 minutes and the experience was repeated on Tuesday night with just 30 minutes to go.
