Sentence examples for late night for from inspiring English sources

It could be a late night for Michael Bloomberg tonight as he waits to find out whether his first foray into politics was worth the $50 million he shelled out.

If you don't have it done by 5 p.m., it's going to be a "call night," or working late night, for all the bankers.

For some it was a late night, for others an early morning, but baseball fans across the New York region gathered in bars and bedrooms at odd hours yesterday to watch the New York Yankees open their season in Japan.

Mr. O'Brien, the host of NBC's "Late Night" for more than a decade, signed a new contract early yesterday morning at NBC's headquarters in Rockefeller Center.

Due to the parade overrunning, the cauldron wasn't lit until after midnight, causing headaches for Channel 4, potential transport concerns for spectators and a late night for the athletes.

She was there to promote her book, but everyone goes on late night for a reason.

The Heat was to leave late tonight for a game Monday night in Philadelphia.

Its officials, in Geneva, could not be reached late tonight for comment.

Neither Dr. Martinez nor Government lawyers could be reached late tonight for comment on whether they considered today's rebuff an immediate threat to highway safety.

Alternatively, go late afternoon for an early tapas tea at Cardiff's Bar 44 or a 4pm, £7 pasta dish at Belfast's Coppi.

But nothing I had eaten that summer and fall prepared me for the taste of this tuna that late afternoon, for the intense blast of flavor and rich, creamy fattiness delivered by a cut of truly fresh otoro — supreme tuna belly, in the parlance of the sushi bar — not yet four hours old.