Sentence examples for far more nights from inspiring English sources

Ansari's casually funny analysis of everything from racism to rudeness in airports extends to his incisive ruminations on fame; for every night spent in a club with Jay-Z (a self-deprecating story that contains jokes at Ansari's expense), there are far more nights spent in bars trying to work up the courage to talk to women.

Downtown spaces like The Slipper Room and The Box have hosted far more envelope-pushing nights of burlesque.

The crowd that dotted the bleachers sat chatting quietly, watching the three small televisions showing Fox News's Carl Cameron broadcasting live from Mr. Gingrich's far more crowded victory night celebration.

If you no longer see the hilarity of recreating the dance tent outside the jacket potato stall because everything else in the whole site shut down at midnight, then you could head to Serbia, which Sean Clarke found were far more suited to night owls.

The practical point of this is to build an audience far more broadly than 23 nights at Heroes at the Hive could, even if it sells out every night (which it probably will).

Seeing that power develop through the appalling debility of her depression is a little storytelling miracle, one that makes Two Days, One Night far more accessible to the average viewer than most arthouse cinema.

Rhode Island's nighttime ban on driving for younger drivers starts at 1 a.m., while New York's far more sensible approach restricts night driving after 9 p.m. Congress flexed its muscle in the mid-1980s and pressed states to adopt a minimum drinking age of 21.

The idea is to lure the black cabs back into the city center, where, by their own admission, few of them venture at night because the streets are clogged with minicabs, making night duty far more arduous than they like.

A general 18-year-old's big night out is far more focused on the pre-party than what I imagine millennials' nights out are like.

Tejada's night felt far more mixed.

Painted Bird depressed me, but Night did far more - it frightened me.