Sentence examples for fair night from inspiring English sources

One fair night, a dapper gentleman, in jacket and tie, strolls across a street.

While you sling your little loops of atoms overhead, the wilderness waits round your cities!' To the young ones say, 'In the fair night of childhood, dream; in the fair day of maturity, do.' Behind each scientist-explorer stands the child he was.

In general, this means not being completely in private, and not dependent on the other person: Meet in a public place: movie theater, restaurant, state fair, night club, hockey rink, concert, comedy club.

Brahms was among the Romantic composers who wrote multiple works for vocal ensemble, including the four quartets from Opus 64 and Opus 92: highlights here were the sensitive renditions of "Heimat" ("Home") and "O Schöne Nacht!" ("O Fairest Night!").

Still, to be fair, this night was a historic moment for her husband too.

"The difference between an 87 and 88 to a parent may not be consequential," Mr. Sanft said at the fair that night, after he addressed parents' concerns.

And to make sure that the system was fair to night drivers, fleets also began to assess late fees from day drivers who stayed out too long and cut into night drivers' business.

That, and on fair summer nights, the pale western sky.

The southern region of Andalucia alone has more than 3,000 of them annually, if you count all the different varieties: romerías (pilgrimages), verbenas (night fairs), ferias (fairs) and festivales.

… But 4-1 didn't really seem to be a fair score that night, because you guys had some chances.

Its arrival is customarily heralded by a big show at the Museum of American Folk Art, which will again be the beneficiary of the fair's opening night gala on Thursday.