The phrase "around nighttime" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a general time period during the night, often indicating an approximate time.
Example: "We usually go for a walk around nighttime when the weather is cooler."
Alternatives: "in the evening" or "during the night".
As we drove around in the nighttime, they spoke to me and to one another in what could've been a deleted scene from a David Lynch film.
Sala's video Dammi i Colori, now in the collection of Tate Modern, followed Rama around a nighttime Tirana, transformed into a dreamland of pigments.
"Single Wide" is a technically sophisticated, six-minute video loop that revolves around the nighttime event of a distraught woman crashing her pickup truck into her rural "single wide -size trailer home.
TERESA HUBBARD AND ALEXANDER BIRCHLER, "Single Wide," Whitney Museum of American Art at Altria, 120 Park Avenue at 42nd Street, (917) 663-2453, through Oct. 22. "Single Wide" is a technically sophisticated, six-minute video loop that revolves around the nighttime event of a distraught woman crashing her pickup truck into her rural "single wide -size trailer home.
Users will be able to pan around the nighttime sky and zoom as far in to any one area as the data will allow.
This is considered the best fare around, particularly the syrupy nighttime dramas called novelas.
Once nighttime rolls around, you can break out this LED-laden chess board designed by one Daan Van Tulder.
When nighttime rolls around, curl up in a hammock or Adirondack chair, or cozy up by the fireplace in the Stone Hill's main sitting room.
Sauntering around from stage to stage, between session in the sea and suncream stops, the festival's daytime has an leisurely kind of pace, everybody testing the waters before the sun dips behind the majestic mountain range that watches over the punters like a loving shepherd attending to his lagered-up flock, and the nighttime swings around again.
