Sentence examples for What the night from inspiring English sources
"What the Night Is For" is not exceptional at a moment in which so many new plays feel like retreads.
"What the night auditor says in her letter is the accuser did not look or sound as if there had been any problem," Mackey said to Winters.
What "The Night Train" captures with precision is the manner in which an entire community, black and white, edges toward a new racial reality — bound not by a common will but by a common geography.
You are right in the French Quarter and simply walking the streets in the early morning will give you a sense of what the night must have been.
None of them knew what the night would bring.
This, finally, seemed to explain what the morning's rally was really all about: practice for the next one.
Talent is rife here: what the evening lacks is a sense of necessity and inner propulsion.
If meat-stuffed dumplings are what the evening calls for, switch gears and order pelmeni.
The only serious faults lay in the work of some vocal soloists, but they were the least of what the evening was about.
The opening line tells us what the evening will be about: we're going to be reacting to behavior — all of it more or less bad.
