Sentence examples for an awkward night from inspiring English sources
"It was an awkward night," Allan Houston said.
But he can't keep away from her: when she recounts her sexual indiscretions to him on an awkward night out, his look of scared-rabbit fascination tells you he's hooked, and desperate to get free.
"Dogfight," a 1960s-era new musical about an awkward night of romance between a Vietnam-bound Marine and a shy young waitress, will have its world premiere Off Broadway this summer at Second Stage Theater, the theater's leaders announced Tuesday.
In an awkward night of television, as network news specials about the shootings at Virginia Polytechnic Institute bumped up against country music performances on "American Idol, Foxx eclipsed all its rivals in the ratings Tuesday.
In the first clip, the author narrates a scene in which Quinn confronts his love interest, Amir, after an awkward night on the town.
It was a huge relief for all of us and a very important goal on what was a tough, awkward night for Wales.
After all, if you do have a fight or break up right before prom, then you will be out a date, or if you still go, it will be a very awkward night for both of you.
The second voice is a postman who remembers his first awkward night with a woman who has denied herself love; while the third is a taxi driver who, to survive the massacre, escapes to the very bowels of the island.
Even if you had a mediocre, painful, or awkward night, at the end of the holiday, thank your in-laws for having you over or for making the trek out to your place.
Instead, an awkward, stodgy night was given a slightly deceptive appearance by the goals in the last four minutes from Ryan Bertrand, Danny Welbeck and Harry Kane, scoring his second of the night.
