Sentence examples for brutal night from inspiring English sources

It was a brutal night.

Before the exciting and exasperating eighth, it had been a brutal night for Piazza.

His personal choice will have no bearing on a brutal night in the ring.

This was an equally brutal night for the Glasgow side, if one tinged with a fair degree of controversy.

Only Soriano neglected to give Clemens a little slap for a 7-1 deficit, an acknowledgment that it had been a brutal night.

"It was obviously a brutal night for Democrats," said Mr. Van Hollen, who is stepping down after two election cycles at the committee responsible for electing Democrats to the House.

Despite the brutal midday heat (it was 93 degrees when Bronson got on stage), he had tons of energy.

Last week was one of theories, of hobbyhorses, of political complaints and agendas being hitched like so many train cars to what happened on that brutal afternoon in Boston.

Every Wednesday, a crowd gathers in the Plaza of Martyrs here for a ritual as unsparing and inescapable as the brutal midday sun.

Sonia was bleak ("You fall in love. You get hurt") and Naomi was brutal: last night she threw Sonia's belongings out of the window in a black binbag, which never bodes well.

A dozen men waited under the one giant tree that stood luckily for them, given the brutal midday sun -- just across from the front gate of ExxonMobil's office here.