Sentence examples for daunting night from inspiring English sources

Elliott Carter's seductively daunting "Night Fantasies" (1980), which followed the étude, also owes something to Romanticism: its churning changes of mood, its quiet beginning and jagged fragments of silvery runs.

He faces the daunting task Wednesday night of having only 30 minutes to undercut Mr. Lautenberg and define himself as a moderate Republican to an electorate that has become increasingly Democratic.

So a young violist like David Aaron Carpenter, who played an extraordinary program at Weill Recital Hall on Monday night, faces a daunting career path.

10 p.m. 9) PERFORMANCE ANXIETY The sheer quantity and variety of music in Austin on any given night can be daunting.

"Me and mum would catch the 658 bus to Wigan bus station and then catch another bus from there, which could be quite daunting on a winter's night.

An all-Bach program might sound daunting to the uninitiated, but tonight's celebration of the composer makes for an enjoyable evening in the theater, including Jerome Robbins's sweet-tempered "Brandenburg," George Balanchine's invigoratingly astringent and mysterious "Episodes" and Eliot Feld's "Organon," the spectacle that everyone loves to hate.

For the people who fill the bus each morning, the prospect sounds daunting.

Even if the leaders forge an agreement, the midnight deadline would be daunting to meet.

Ms Mirren, 68, is no stranger to awards, but she said the prospect of making tonight's acceptance speech was daunting.

Bruised and broken and facing a daunting deficit in the American League Championship Series on Tuesday night, they stormed back for their first victory in three games.

The humidity was a bit daunting as we arrived into Bangkok late in the evening.