Sentence examples for black night from inspiring English sources

One Sunday night, at a "black night" I was playing, Kevin Saunderson came down to see me.

It's a filthy black night.

"It's been a black night," he said.

It was an absolute, like the black night.

A tsar's statue razed, black night in its place.

We saw tsunamis sweeping over towns; ceilings collapsing and bright orange fires in the black night.

Here, though, the Bible-black night is populated by insomniacs, not all of them human.

By the time we reach the tiny resort in the pitch-black night, I'm convinced that my life has capsized completely.

Col. Moammar Khadafy only comes out in the gun-black night with a Russian Kalishnikov rifle slung over his shoulder and a bandoleer around his waist.

Beyond the TV screen – no bigger than a laptop, around which a hundred or so guerrillas are gathered – lies a pitch-black night.

This film, about an Andes mountain-climbing expedition that is hit by disaster, was screened outside under the blue-black night sky; nature cooperated and withheld the moon.