Sentence examples for coming of night from inspiring English sources

Without understanding we watched the sunrise and the coming of night, registered the changing of seasons and dew on leaves that brushed our flanks.

After the fixture sits out all soaking up the sun, the coming of night unleashes a torrent of chirping and croaking sounds.

It was only this and the interruption of operations by the coming of night that kept Apollophanes from burning some of the ships and taking in tow all the rest.

Only the support of the Persian land army and the coming of night saved the Peloponnesian fleet from complete destruction.

Life on earth has evolved to take advantage of this predictability by using circadian clocks to prepare for the coming of night (or day), and plants are no exception.

But nothing much comes of that evening.

Blogger Paula Matthewson has also hit out for the ABC on the subject of the (alleged) second coming of Malcolm this morning.

I remember nothing about our advance during the remainder of the day, only that we eventually had to give way to the coming of the night.

I saw signs of Manchester City coming of age tonight.

Still, Groh mined what may have been the only positive to come of the night.

"A lot of our players came of age tonight," Northern Ireland Coach Michael O'Neill told reporters.