Sentence examples for bad nights of from inspiring English sources

The maroons that in the bad nights of the past beat like blows on the drum of fate gave the news to London at eleven o'clock this morning and sounded the overture of rejoicing.

I use to have really bad nights of hitting empty brillows, horrible chasing, always chasing the first hit.

If you find yourself more irritable than usual, think about whether you or your partner had a bad night of sleep.

Can we use modern technology to gain insight into what makes a person have a good or bad night of sleep?

A bad night of poker leaves Cosmo twenty-three thousand dollars in debt to mobsters; when he cannot pay, they demand that he commit the crime foretold in the title.

— Rick Santorum tried to turn the page on a bad night of defeats Tuesday, delivering a 14-minute speech here tonight that opened the three-week campaign for Pennsylvania, saying that "it's halftime" in the race.

A year past my diagnosis, I haven't had a panic attack in months, though a particularly bad night of sleep or too much work can still make me worry that a "normal" mother wouldn't need this much childcare or protein, or so many naps.

After a bad night of bombing, the streets would be littered with shrapnel, which came from the shells our soldiers were firing at the planes.

If you had a bad night of sleep, for example, your adaptive cruise control could set a longer distance between you and the car you are following for example, to give you more time to sleep.

We all have had the experience of a bad night of sleep.

One bad night of missed jumpers and inopportune turnovers where a roster full of teenagers starts to point fingers.