Sentence examples for night expressing from inspiring English sources
He released a statement last night expressing satisfaction with the price in such "austere" times.
"People from all ages remain on the streets, day and night, expressing their disappointment and dissatisfaction with the government".
The White House threatened a veto on Thursday night, expressing concerns that provisions to insure that American workers would not be replaced with cheaper foreign labor were inadequate.
A group of about 60 residents showed up unexpectedly at a Community Board meeting on Monday night, expressing displeasure about not being informed of the school plan.
Pompeo weighed in Tuesday night, expressing support for U.N. special envoy Martin Griffiths, who has called for negotiations to convene in November.
Mr. Nikolic, despite his slight lead in the vote count, declared victory on Sunday night, expressing optimism that his party would come to power.
Iraqis savoring the cool night expressed notes of defiance and fatalism.
One of those who attended, Yousuf Bhailok, secretary general of the Muslim Council of Britain, last night expressed his "grave concern" at the list.
And at night express yourself in something racy -- great leather, butterfly-cut silks and chiffons, rubber skirts and leggings, a little S-and-M lite.
The engine driver on the night express to Carlisle, though he sees the dawn rise over the Pennines, is no early riser in the proper sense of the word.
It might seem heartless to criticise a brilliant charity for wanting to put books in the hands of non-readers, and, in response, World Book Night expressed frustration that no publishers had put forward any BAME writers.
