Sentence examples for come night-time from inspiring English sources

Come night-time, the tropical gardens, swimming pool and barbecue area are abuzz with design junkies, media types and fashion groupies.

"When you were spending every day just walking around, you could at least hold on to the thought that you'd be safe and in a bed come night-time.

And come night time, head up the stairs beside the Comb Artspace into Neverland Bar, where local indie bands jam to a young, too-cool-for-school crowd.

High and sustained levels lead to feelings of stress and anxiety throughout the day and can make falling asleep hard come night time.

Then come night time, she reverses her homeless commute.

Come the night-time and there's a whole different side that comes out.

You'll come across night-time photographs of trees in the Black Country by Richard Billingham, the artist best known for his unflinching photographs of his mother and father in their Cradley Heath council flat.

A News.com.au report belittled Britain for panicking over a "pleasant" 33.3C: "It turns out their definition of 'heatwave' is dramatically different from ours". Similarly sneering remarks abounded on Twitter – where News.com.au said "Poms" had "flocked … to gripe about the 'unbearable weather'" and sleeplessness "that apparently comes with night-time temperatures in the low- to mid-20s".

The highest number of night-time orders came from Birmingham, Belfast and Glasgow.

His comments came after a night-time meeting with President Thein Sein.

Steady, even germination comes when day- and night-time temperatures do not fluctuate wildly, and this is most easily achieved with a heated propagator.