Sentence examples for distant night from inspiring English sources
Military jets and surveillance planes flew over the area, and long-range artillery lighted up the distant night sky.
In the photographs recording that distant night in northeast England, a woman stood alongside Mr. Blair wearing a hat that misspelled his name as B-Liar.
One thing the writer knows will happen is that on some not too distant night, a frog will awake, raise his voice in praise, & be joined by others.
It would be well after dark, casinos blinking in the far distant night, when the climbers would return from the summit and again set foot on flat ground.
And, yet — as I listened to the presenters talk about documented misdeeds being just the tips of icebergs; the "corruption tax" we pay in more expensive services; and the virtual non-efforts of Cook County's state attorneys — I couldn't help recalling a distant night in El Salvador.
They transformed a team performance which had been best served by the strength and mobility of Abou Diaby, who at times suggested that he would personally compensate for Fabregas's subdued authority and the total failure of Theo Walcott to remind us of the kind of aura he made for himself in England colours on a distant night in Zagreb.
The reconstruction, in book form, of these distant nights stems from the same impulse that brought the original diners together: to seek a material scrap of prior genius.
It's hard to say exactly how it affects you... except in my father's case, he was a very distant man – night after night I saw him very drunk on cheap wine and I felt embarrassed about him and I didn't understand what had happened to him," he says.
As a result, she feels curiously distant all night, no matter how hard she's working: you can hardly believe it's her up there.
They gather downstairs in the calm of the mess room, where the muffled blare of the ship's huge engine sounds like the throb of a distant club night.
As the verse unfolds with spiky fuzz guitar (courtesy of Jimmy Page), a strong voice lays it on the line: "The world's a little older/As distant sounds loom/The night's a little colder/And now I'm alone – happy New Year!" Beverley's not happy.
