Sentence examples for dramatic nighttime from inspiring English sources
A much younger photographer, Luca Campigotto, collected a number of his dramatic nighttime views of Venice in "VenicExposed" (Contrasto, 2006) — even using a dead Henry James as the writer of his foreword.
Ms. Buchanan, 32, and Mr. Thisted arrived in Sicily on Thursday, the day after Navy Seal commandos rescued them from Somali pirates in a dramatic nighttime operation that left nine Somali gunmen dead.
Living and working in a room sublet from college students in central London, Satok has found that some of his best experiences have been the ones heâs stumbled upon, such as a dramatic nighttime performance of an acrobatic dance troupe on the 443-foot-tall London Eye Ferris wheel.
BEIJING — The dramatic nighttime escape of a blind rights lawyer from extralegal house arrest in his village dealt a major embarrassment to the Chinese government and left the United States, which may be sheltering him, with a new diplomatic quandary as it seeks to improve its fraught relationship with Beijing.
Best direction, dramatic nighttime show: Will Mackenzie (for "My Fair David," an episode of "Moonlighting").
Rescued in a dramatic nighttime raid by the same U.S. Navy SEALs team that killed Osama bin Laden, American Jessica Buchanan has arrived at the U.S. Naval Air Station Sigonella in Sicily and is set to be reunited with her family as soon as today, CNN reports.
The DGA's nominees for outstanding directorial achievement in a nighttime dramatic series were Marshall Herskovitz for the pilot episode of "thirtysomething," Sharron Miller for the "Turn, Turn, Turn, Pt. 1" episode of "Cagney & Lacey" and Mark C. Tinker for the "Weigh In, Weigh Out" installment of "St.
This impairment of sleep quality is characterized by a dramatic decrease in mean nighttime sleep bout duration (C ) and an increase in the number of nighttime sleep bouts (D ).
That sudden appearance of "everyone" had a dramatic impact on the nighttime culture of DragonCon.
Motorists glimpse some dramatic vistas; for example, a nighttime view of the San Fernando Valley from the Mulholland summit of the San Diego Freeway.
Derek S. Arndt, chief of the climate monitoring division at the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, called the increase in summer nighttime temperatures a "dramatic example" of how small shifts in average temperature can lead to big consequences in the extremes.
