Sentence examples for far at night from inspiring English sources

The block where the woman was stabbed is part of the "safe route" she takes when she doesn't want to run too far at night, Dillman said.

New developments along this stretch of the boulevard are giving it potential, but be warned you will be a little ahead of your time, so don't roam far at night.

In coping with the problem of accessing latrines that are far at night, women had to find someone to company them in view of the possible dangers of assault or rape in the night.

Production of the important hormone cortisol is far higher at night than in the daytime, although the difference is not as sharp as with growth hormone.

He faces tough opposition in Fraser Forster, but should he continue leaking goals and pushing Swansea away from the relegation zone, the 16th place team's fans will sleep far easier at night.

When he's online, and not lurking on sites devoted to his obsessions (movies, fancy food, young women, nuclear weapons), Mr. Kim must sometimes see what his country looks like, to the rest of the world, in those haunting satellite photographs of the Far East at night.

The city is far brighter at night than it would have been at the original time of writing and some of the areas have changed greatly, but there are many similarities to be found in the characters roaming the streets late at night.

Compared with trees suddenly exposed to hot temperatures, acclimated trees may release far less CO2 at night, a new study suggests.

I can't march very far or drive at night, and my computer skills are limited, but I can write letters.

The image is a little poem of loneliness, as plaintive as the sound of a sitar played far away late at night.

Moreover, there were far fewer occurrences at night, on weekends, and in August, when the giant plants are shuttered.