Sentence examples for blurry night from inspiring English sources
The camera is a paltry 1.3-megapixels, so don't try using this for blurry night shots of you with a beer.
This is where, in the dark blurry night, I played the best golf of my life.
The crowd settling in for what will surely be a blurry night.
"[We want] to show them that we understand they're people and not just statistics we see on our evening news, or blurry images that dance across our television screens," he wrote on his site".That we understand how they'd rather be with their families than any other place in the world, especially during this time of the year".
Singapore television broadcast a blurry videotape tonight that the government said had been found in Afghanistan and apparently showed possible targets in Singapore, accompanied by narration from one of the men in custody.
A surviving witness of last night's four divisional playoff games can offer only blurry, overlapping notes as summary.
So blurry are the boundaries that a dish classified one night as savory — cognac-laced foie gras, its earthiness tamped under a crust of burnt sugar — later migrated to the liminal zone.
Perhaps this is what MTV has brought us in thirty seasons of hot-tub parties and blurry night-vision footage of under-the-sheets trysts that everyone regrets in the morning—it has helped train us to see our daily lives as a continual acting out of identity in public.
Frozen camera setups and blurry night-vision images raise goose bumps without the assistance of eerie music or showy effects, though the strain of stretching the gimmick to a second movie is palpable.
Constitutional procedure is blurry.
