The phrase 'indefatigable night' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it in any context where you want to emphasize the timelessness or relentless nature of a night. For example: When she finished her work at 3 a.m., she passed out into an indefatigable night.
Even this city's indefatigable night life cannot completely submerge worries over the grinding conflict in neighboring Syria.
New robots — none of them particularly human-looking — are being designed to handle a broader range of tasks, from picking off snipers to serving as indefatigable night sentries.
Perhaps the name of that actress and indefatigable night owl has drifted into obscurity, but it used to be said of Ms. Miles that, if you put a potato chip on a windowsill, she would come.
Perhaps the name of this actress and indefatigable night owl has drifted into obscurity, but it used to be said of Ms. Miles that, if you put a potato chip on a windowsill, she would come.
He performed a manic, indefatigable set on Monday night at the Beacon Theater in the second of four nights of solo shows in New York City, part of his first one-man tour since 1986.
This morning, the indefatigable Mr Emanuel was out greeting commuters at a train station.
A compellingly still center lurks within the farcical storm of "My Wonderful Day," the charming, rueful new comedy written and directed by the indefatigable Alan Ayckbourn, which opened Wednesday night at 59E59 Theaters as part of the Brits Off Broadway festival.
ALTHOUGH the Metropolitan Opera performance of Sergei Prokofiev's "Gambler" under the indefatigable baton of Valery Gergiev tomorrow evening is billed as a Met premiere, New York operagoers with longish memories may recall an earlier production of the work on that prestigious stage.
Indomitable and indefatigable, Tina Turner reigned at Madison Square Garden on Friday night, defying time, pop fashion and any man who would try to hold her down.
Perhaps the most remarkable thing about the meeting of the 20/21 Club at the Miller Theater of Columbia University on Wednesday evening was simply seeing the indefatigable Russian maestro Vladimir Gergiev sit still for an hour and more.
On Monday night, she is being honored for her own indefatigable example, as she receives the Humanitarian Award from the Lucie Foundation.
