Sentence examples for confused night from inspiring English sources

It was a wrongheaded approach, especially at 1 a.m., but a suitable ending to Hollywood's big confused night.

The Americans (and others) promptly talked of an accident, offering condolences and an inquiry into how 24 Pakistani soldiers were killed, and 13 more injured, during a confused night of fighting.

In the confused night actions, Pommern was torpedoed and sunk.

Elbing was accidentally rammed and immobilized by the German battleship in the confused night fighting, and her crew were ultimately forced to scuttle her.

Nevertheless, only one of the pre-dreadnoughts was sunk: SMS Pommern went down in the confused night action as the battlefleets disengaged.

A confused night action followed, in which the British ship HMS Superb cut through the disorganised allied rearguard, followed by the rest of Saumarez's force.

Yet thousands of Twitter users were left confused this afternoon after several of the United first team took to the platform to Tweet their excitement at the release of Alejandro Gonzalez Inarritu's new movie The Revenant.

As Creshkoff made her tour (keeping close to the perimeters of the buildings, as if following the rules of a private game), she explained that migrating birds make use of the stars and the moon for navigation, and can become confused at night by tall and brightly lit buildings.

The U.S. team's route out of pool play in this World Cup, which looked muddled and confused Monday morning, had become as clean as Michael Bradley's bald head by Monday evening following the Americans' physical 2-1 win over Ghana in Natal, Brazil, and Germany's 4-0 pummeling of Portugal in Manaus.

While details of the precise circumstances of Gaddafi's death remained confused and contradictory last night, it appears he was trying to flee the city in a convoy of cars when they came under attack from Nato jets.

Then, on morning rounds, the phalanx of doctors trooped in and told her she'd been confused during the night.