Sentence examples for disastrous night from inspiring English sources

THIS has been a disastrous night for the Labour Party.

It was not a totally disastrous night for Romney.

A Downing Street source said it was a "disastrous" night for Labour.

He joked it had been a "disastrous night" for Radio 2 and controller Lesley Douglas had "fled in tears".

Liberal Democrats officials conceded their party could face a disastrous night, after voters deserted the party in large numbers.

Then Gionta and Carter combined for the goal that turned what could have been a disastrous night for the Devils into a glorious one.

There were disastrous nights when the compere couldn't get his name right – "ladies and gentlemen, Omad Darjeeling!" — and where he didn't get a single laugh.

In fact, a massive power cut wiped out the entire launch schedule and led to one of the most disastrous nights in broadcasting history.

Outside group, I'd gotten used to feeling trodden by advice when I admitted we were having disastrous nights well into Arlo's first year.

Nor does he relate that, according to Stravinsky, its disastrous first night caused Diaghilev another breakdown.

This past year has seen a new "Richard III" and a flabby "Othello"; last month saw Trevor Nunn's disastrous "Twelfth Night," Al Pacino's provocative "Looking for Richard," and "Romeo and Juliet".