Sentence examples for longer night from inspiring English sources

Come 7am we're just about ready to call it a day, quite literally, in the knowledge that we've an even longer night ahead of us for the Numbers party later that evening.

A neighbor, Yayo's Latin Cuisine, planned on an even longer night, because of a different concern.

And then it was no longer night, but a crisp morning presaging autumn, and, at the J. Crew presentation in the Lincoln Center tents, Joanna Coles, the newly named editor in chief of Cosmopolitan magazine, a cool blonde, turned up wearing form-fitting black leather and looking like a contemporary version of Emma Peel.

It's a great spot for those planning a longer night out as its early-bird menu, served Monday-Thursday from 5pm-7pm and Sunday 1pm-7pm, has three courses for €23.50, which might comprise French onion soup, slow-cooked west Cork ham hock, and vanilla bean ice-cream with almond brittle.

That is, the Norway station was located at higher geographic latitude, and thus, Omega signals could propagate widely because of the longer night in December solstice.

It's been a long day and an even longer night in Athens, Brussels and here in London.

Longer afternoon runs occur after classes on the road or up at the Rockerfeller Estates in Tarrytown.

After a long lunch and even longer afternoon, Townshend finally departed just before 8 P.M. to pick up his son.

"It was a longer afternoon than it perhaps should have been but we're delighted with the way that we played," City's coach David Platt said afterwards.

"You have to respect the team and you also have to respect the manager and coaches," said Hernández, who could have pitched longer tonight but had minor spasms in his neck.

Julio Cesar Chavez lasted longer tonight than many had feared, but he was still unable to reverse time, losing a sixth-round technical knockout to the World Boxing Council superlightweight champion, Kostya Tszyu.