Sentence examples for modern nights from inspiring English sources

In his 20s he was a rector, and he and his first wife, emancipated from their time, each had a lover, and some very modern nights went on in the rectory.

It is also a good fit for the modern night-time economy.

A grimly modern night spot is trashed by an American tycoon's anarchic revelry — an alternative International Style — and in the wreckage Hulot and Barbara finally meet.

For a more modern night in the country, try the Enclave Inn (2668 Montauk Highway, Bridgehampton; 631-537-0197), a mid-20th-century mothatthat was revitalized by Alexis Stewart, the daughter of Martha.

One of the show's surprises is simply reminding us that Bouguereau was still around when someone like Maurice de Vlaminck was painting "The Bar," a brash and grotesque paean to modern night life, primed for hard times.

As the aircraft aged, the avionics were viewed as lacking suitable components for the ground attack mission such as terrain-following radar, GPS navigation, and modern night-flight systems; consequently, several upgrades were carried out in the mid-1990s, including the addition of the Litening targeting pod.

Cannabis, ecstasy, and cocaine, frequently used in combination with alcohol, are now often part of a modern night out socialising and looking for potential sexual partners [ 11, 14].

In some ways it plays like a modern Arabian Nights, with Martin as Sinbad.

The focus has been on training and equipping Yemeni counterterrorism troops with modern weapons, night-vision cameras, and helicopters.

How easy to forget another director, Mark Rucker, who had Fellini in mind in a wildly modern "Twelfth Night" at Yale School of Drama.

+ We explored the Tate Modern at night through the eyes of museum-going robots.