Sentence examples for called late night from inspiring English sources

The designer said the collection, which was called Late Night Summer, "was very much about this feelgood moment, also with the music, when young men realise their clothes will make a difference A kind of post-innocence".

In 1999, Channel 4 broadcast a programme called Late Night Poker that revolutionised the way in which viewers could engage with the game – by introducing under-the-table cameras so that viewers could see the cards.

In the 60s, Terry Jones and Michael Palin began to practise their sketch-writing skills on a show I did that was called Late Night Line-Up, so I was always very fond of them.

But for anyone who was not already a poker fan it seemed boring.I know something you don'tHowever, in 2003 the WPT borrowed a technique from a British poker programme called "Late Night Poker", showing each player's two individual cards, thus allowing viewers to see the game from the inside.

"Not only did you get reviews, but if you had a play on, you'd go on a programme called Late Night Line-Up, and there would be a critic, and a discussion, and you'd be torn to shreds, so you had to know your stuff.

He currently has an NBC talk show called Late Night with Seth Meyers.

"Clinton called late at night, and Bush calls early in the morning," said Senator John B. Breaux of Louisiana, Mr. Bush's favorite Democrat.

One Saturday when Dev called, late at night, she heard people laughing and talking in the background.

At her school, Ms. Randolph, 19, was the "sexpert," the one girls often called late at night, asking questions.

American officials had been out of contact with Major Giroldi since his wife called late the night before to say the coup was on for Tuesday.

The VA team got called late one night after Petit had a confrontation with some men his mother feared were gang members.