Sentence examples for a long nighttime from inspiring English sources

On a long nighttime drive in a wind-driven downpour, the test car, with optional 17-inch wheels and Pirelli P6 tires, clung to the road like molasses.

After a long nighttime march, a competitor from Paraguay lays exhausted at the finish line.

He might work for one of the world's largest corporations, but he still keeps the long, nighttime hours of a lone inventor.

Calm Clinic, an online magazine dedicated to anxiety management, suggests forming a long, boring nighttime routine free from technology, keeping a journal by your bed to write down thoughts that keep you awake, and exercising during the day to wear out your body.

He was out of college and seriously depressed, staying in bed all day and taking long nighttime walks.

On long nighttime drives to Southern California to visit relatives, Mr. Cleeves would design engines in his head while his wife and two children slept.

The long nighttime hours, the lack of pay and the new profusion of bloggers, cellphone photographers and Twitterbugs have convinced him that he's had his fill.

Dam-Funk's set was slow and low, suited to specific activities — roller skating, maybe, or long nighttime drives in old, oversize American cars, or popping and locking.

Shutter speeds range from 1/2000 to 30 seconds for freezing fast action or capturing long nighttime exposures.

But in Lawson's view, nothing much has changed since the mid-1970s whis habitabit of taking long nighttime walks in predominantly white sections of San Diego and Chula Vista led to his being arrested 15 times.

While newborns aren't expected to sleep for long nighttime stretches--at least not until age 4 months or so--about 30% of children ages 1 to 4 continue to wake during the night, say child-care specialists.