Sentence examples for holiday night from inspiring English sources

If it wasn't for those classroom children in Lagos, I'd have said this was a terrible bank holiday night.

On the slow holiday night, ABC's primetime hours were given over to a broadcast of a college football game, Florida State's low-scoring victory over Miami.

On Sunday, ABC's preview episode of "In Justice," a new legal procedural, brought in 10.8 million viewers and was part of the network's victory on a slow holiday night.

(Ages 4 to 8) Owen is the O.C.L. (the official candle lighter), and at bedtime each holiday night his Grandmother Karen tells him a story about children she knew and their Hannukah experiences.

Saturday night from 6 to 9, "Holiday Nights at the Garden" features caroling and refreshments and entry to the Holiday Train Show; admission to the holiday train show and holiday night is $20 $188 for students and 62+; $7 for 2 to 12; free for under 2. Open Tuesdays through Sundays, 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Tram tours daily, every 20 minutes.

The court heard that Evans, whose mother lives in Rhyl, had invited Mr McDonald and others for a bank holiday night out in the seaside town on 29 May.

Nights like those are just like these sweet holiday vacation nights when I get to hammer away on the ol' hambone dreaming fantasies of unfulfilled lusty desires.

Approximately 6% of all Dutch holiday nights may be related to a shortage of green space for recreational walking in the urban living environment.

In the present paper we conduct an empirical analysis for the highly urbanised Netherlands on the relation between the greyness of the living environment and the compensating behaviour of more holiday nights spent away from home.

For people living in the most grey urban areas, 20% of their holiday nights appear to be related to a shortage of green space; for people in the least grey areas 10% relates to a shortage of green space.

Pat O'Brien fits into it snugly as one of the fleeciest Lambs in Hollywood duress; so does Roland Young, who comes to haunt the place on holiday nights.