Sentence examples for night dwelling from inspiring English sources
Mr. Heppner spends much of the night dwelling in a part of his voice that is intelligently managed but never at ease.
However, don't spend the whole night dwelling and stressing.
Much like the Beatles in the 60s, Brand is trying to find the light in a world of sleepwalking, passive night-dwelling insignificants … There is much to take with a shedful of salt, but much to admire in his attempts to educate those who first heard of him after he made an ill-considered call to Manuel.
The scenery was breathtaking: jagged mountains and the "Arabian Nights" dwellings in the valleys -- part houses, part fortresses -- reflected in the enchanted blue-green of the rivers.
It's no help to you trying to remember all those undone tasks, and dwelling on them at night might prevent you from getting a good night's sleep.
SOMETIMES, a single moment can eviscerate a politician's image, forever dwelling in voters' memories and late-night comedians' repertories.
That night, he said, he wandered into his sleeping son's room, dwelling on the fate of another man he knew who had committed suicide and imagining his own funeral with his children marching behind a hearse.
The close relationship between Jesus and John in Islam is apparent from the Prophet Muhammad's blessed miraj--his miraculous night journey through the heavens--when he found John and Jesus dwelling together in the same level of heaven.
"Lots of spirits dwelling there".
"No point in dwelling on it".
