Sentence examples for extensive night from inspiring English sources
"We do have an extensive night bus operation in London that will continue to operate, and we continue to monitor the situation.
The attacks on Misrata, a city 130 miles east of Tripoli, and Zintan, a town close to the Tunisian border, came after a third – if somewhat less extensive – night of bombing of Libyan targets, including the destruction of a substantial naval workshop on the Mediterranean shore at the eastern end of the capital.
Tebow is also a somewhat incongruous fit: an outspoken Christian playing in a city known for its extensive night life and a member of a franchise made famous by the bachelor stylings of Joe Namath and currently known for the profane speeches of its coach, Rex Ryan.
Extensive night operations are incompatible with normal circadian rhythms.
"The justified and understandable anger of the German people over the cowardly Jewish murder of a German diplomat in Paris found extensive expression last night," Goebbels said.
For example: "A home on 13th St. suffered extensive damage last night after a 30-foot elm tree was blown over by 60 mph winds".
The image of the skull was released today by the University of Leicester ahead of a "major announcement" detailing results of extensive tests this morning.
These findings thus indicate that the retinal circadian clock uses D2, but not D1, receptor activation to control rod-cone tracer coupling, so that coupling is minimal during the day and extensive at night.
Second, the clock controls the extent of rod-cone tracer coupling, so that tracer coupling is restricted to a few cells during the day and is extensive at night (Fig. 6).
In many cases, clinical features cannot distinguish peritoneal tuberculosis from malignancy, necessitating more extensive evaluation (7 ).
Using neurobiotin tracer labeling, we also found that the extent of tracer coupling between rabbit rods and cones was more extensive during the night, compared to the day, and more extensive in the day following D2 receptor blockade.
