Sentence examples for become night from inspiring English sources

Some seek out jobs that shield them from a surfeit of human interaction; they become night guards, or computer programmers, or astrophysicists.

By 1945, he was back in New York working for The Herald Tribune when he was hired to become night editor of The Associated Press bureau in Memphis.

"Because of the success of 'Girls Trip,' meetings have become night and day from before," she wrote in the column, published Friday.

"First of all, it's important to emphasise that most young people in their first year of uni definitely need around nine hours of sleep a night," she tells me, adding that young people often become night owls around puberty, which could mean that you're better off saving your studying for later in the day.

For one brief moment, day became night.

(In orbit, day becomes night roughly every ninety minutes).

In 1994 he became night news editor of the Sun and launched Sun Online.

At 2 46 the totality had finally arrived, and day became night.

Those fleeting moments in which day becomes night often pass us by.

Day becomes night becomes day, and with little or no sleep the old man loses track of time and islands of Sargasso weed drift by.

Yes, the graphics are blocky, but the colors and shadows change as night becomes morning becomes afternoon becomes evening becomes night (all of which seems to take about 20 minutes).