Then, almost at midnight on the dot, most of them went home.
But the fact that they, on a bi-party basis, decided to make this disclosure, influenced me not to take any drastic action almost at midnight.
She'd stood in her Ferragamo slingbacks at the museum for four hours, and now the hands on the clocks that represented the eyes on her Liberty pin were almost at midnight.
A senior Brown aide rang me almost at 10 o clock last night, as polls closed, to warn me that he thought Britain was heading for a hung parliament, and if the Tories got anywhere between 300 and 320 seats, it might just be possible to form a coalition with the Liberal Democrats.
And just for a third and final image from that year, there was the night months after I quit where I was in bed watching TV, almost at midnight.
As my book is set in the world of late night bars and clubs and therefor takes place almost entirely at night, I felt that the lack of gardening was somewhat unsurprising.
It has grown so fast that central Nairobi, once a hive of restaurants and night-clubs, feels almost deserted at night.
Don't be put off by the location – the day-time traffic which streams past the door on the A377, dwindles to almost nothing at night.
The streets of the city centre are almost deserted at night.
It is almost useless at night, which makes me sad, but presumably that's the price you pay for e-ink.
