Sentence examples for common night from inspiring English sources
For two types of relatively common night time HF time of flight and azimuth of arrival behaviour (referred to here and elsewhere as 'Type 1' and 'Type 2' propagation), the signal behaviour is consistent with scatter from irregularities in the auroral region in the one case, and from irregularities present on the floor of the trough in the other.
It Was a Common Night is indefinitely on view on Fine Art Club.
These were common sounds, on a common night, in that uncommon, besieged, and defiant city.
The only one I've really seen full-on a couple times is, apparently, the most common night terror figure in the world.
"The dates and titles of the works in It was a Common Night are there to evoke historical moments from the Revolutionary War, to the Civil War, through the terror of the Jim Crow era.
It Was a Common Night, Rachel Libeskind's ongoing exhibition at Fine Art Club, consists of a series of oil on paper works depicting scenes of an older America at night.
"Thankfully these are the most common nights but we always have to be ready and on our toes.
BLUES IN THE GRASS The Greenwich Summer Music Series offers free performances through Aug. 30, with Tuesday noontime concerts on the Greenwich Common, Wednesday night concerts at Roger Sherman Baldwin Park, Dixieland jazz band concerts on the Island Beach ferry and at Island Beach, and Sunday night concerts at Binney Park (www.greenwicharts.org).org
Depression is common among night eaters, and the Pennsylvania researchers have found that many are helped by one of the new serotonin-enhancing antidepressants.
The female Diplocladon hasseltii, called starworm, or diamond worm, gives off a continuous greenish blue luminescence from three spots on each segment of the body, forming three longitudinal rows of light, the appearance of which inspired the common name night train.
"The Golden Section," new in 1981 as the spectacular all-dance conclusion of "The Catherine Wheel" but long since performed on its own, has things in common with "Night Creature": Ms. Tharp also tries a variety of dance styles and changing subensembles.
