Sentence examples for lengthy night from inspiring English sources

The last time I interviewed him, Ritchie was playing the shakuhachi and I was spewing into his aluminium bin after a lengthy night.

It's left to Steve Martin to say the official farewells, looking back over a lengthy night that began with Angela Griffin screaming on the red carpet and ended up with Kathryn Bigelow clutching the statuette and re-writing the record books.

After a lengthy afternoon break, Cohen has resumed his blockbuster testimony to the House Oversight Committee.

Although the play was based on the shocking idea of a man who seeks instant notoriety by murdering a child, the multiple perspectives offered on each scene made, as I recall, for a somewhat lengthy evening.

Yet for lengthy periods last night's match threatened to be more about tears of frustration than delight as Portsmouth struggled to beat not only an admirably purposeful Burnley but their own nerves.

In the event, the only detectable unrest, on social media and inside City Hall itself, was over the lengthy delay last night in confirming what everyone had known for hours.

The donations came pouring in as the Republican senator, a key undecided vote, gave a lengthy speech this afternoon announcing her decision to vote for Kavanaugh.

You wouldn't have discovered that from the Today programme's lengthy report this morning, or from most of the obituaries in Wednesday's newspapers.

[Page A27.] The Gore team filed a lengthy appeal this morning with the Florida Supreme Court, asking its seven justices to begin counting the 14,000 ballots.

He said: "Following a lengthy consultation this morning, Nunn has reconsidered his position and he has decided that he would like in fact to abandon both the appeal against conviction and appeal against sentence.

By late afternoon, firefighters and rescue workers had removed only 70 bodies from the building, their work hampered first by smoke and fire, then by unstable debris and another tense, lengthy evacuation this morning, this time because of a bomb threat.