Sentence examples for get through the night from inspiring English sources
You just have to get through the night.
"I feel like I can get through the night now".
You've done your part, helped someone get through the night and, not incidentally, unburdened your conscience.
How was I expected to get through the night without weeping openly?
"The pulmonologist wasn't sure he'd get through the night, but that's just what he did," Tabby said.
Rodriguez had had enough trouble taking care of himself and was content to get through the night without physical incident.
Breakfast gets your body's metabolism going again after a night of sleeping, and gives you the gradual and adequate energy you need to get through the morning.
A song performed with Mae Martin, the Canadian standup and fellow Dot regular, revolves around Demetriou convincing herself that she can get through the evening.
But first the Democrats had to get through the morning yesterday, and some of them had woken up just a teensy bit cranky.
Wake up!" I suppose there are families who don't do voice-overs, although I can't imagine how they get through the evening.
No doubt you think it means you need more energy to get through the afternoon, and will fend off the fatigue with a biscuit or, if you're the healthy sort, apples or a banana.
