Sentence examples for lost nights from inspiring English sources

But it was, she will admit, a time of random acquaintances and lost nights.

As the Streets, he's been a poet laureate of lost nights and missed opportunities, his songs proud chronicles of emptiness.

Giggs has had his fair share of lost nights, but he's virtually teetotal now and just wants "to keep a low profile".

He is lyrical, wry and sometimes lost: nights in a bleak North Dakota motel, weeks in the depressed Hudson Bay port of Churchill, waiting for the geese to pass over.

There was so much sex and intrigue — so many tank tops, stiff drinks, high heels, lost nights, sleek restaurants — that you began to wonder whether the whole shebang was really just a cover-up meant to mask the grim possibility that the actual lives of young, good-looking Los Angeles lesbians were just as monotonous as everyone else's.

First kisses, weddings (yesterday saw vows renewed), lost nights, a venue of so many firsts, finally saw its last.

Posada lamented his missed sign, a piece of a lost night in what has often been a lost season for the Yankees.

"In the 1970s and 1980s, we lost a lot of civic life of the most important kind, we lost night life.

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And on a long, lost night he met a future Booker Prize winner, Roddy Doyle, at a party held at Doyle's parents' house.

To test my own reactions, I often closed my eyes and listened for the Holiday I still wish I'd heard at Storyville that lost night.