Sentence examples for night for something from inspiring English sources
ATLANTIC CITY — Boardwalk Hall was filled Saturday night for something that has become rare this lockout-marred fall: a hockey game with N.H.L. players.
These are professionals, despite their laid-back look of people who have gathered on a Saturday night for something they all enjoy and do well.
Her announcement does not come in a misfiled TripAdvisor review, in which she dismisses Le Meurice's beds as "too golden", or the hotel as "criminal avarice" at €5,800 a night for something called a "prestige suite".
Solicited-writer blurbs, on the other hand, require the editor to send out hopeful notes with advance galleys and pray every night for something like Steven Pinker's assessment of "Human: The Science of What Makes Us Unique": Michael Gazzaniga, among the most influential psychologists in the world today, has put it all together for us in this shimmering new book.
Now nearing its end, the Rock Hotel PianoFest drew a good-size and lively crowd to the Society for Ethical Culture on Saturday night for something special: a collaboration between the distinguished composer-pianist Frederic Rzewski and the excellent Ursula Oppens.
I'm probably going to start to sound like an old fart when I begin questioning why in the hell we think it might be a good idea to perpetuate this idea of shopping in the middle of the night for something we couldn't possibly live without until 3 the following afternoon.
The Bush and Gore campaigns monitor the late-nights for something they don't get from pundits: vibe.
Max (whose memoirs are written for Alice eventually to read) glimpses her one night looking for something in their shared back garden: I could see through the neck of your loose cotton chemise a pink landscape of skin.
In the first, "The Black Sea," the narrator climbs to the roof of a house to gaze at the sea during a "whispering night," waiting for something, a sign, or someone.
With the interview over, Paddy turns to the rest of the press pack, who have been up all night waiting for something conclusive to say, and tells them they're not going to get it any time soon.
Max (whose memoirs are written for Alice eventually to read) glimpses her one night looking for something in their shared back garden: **{:.break one} ** I could see through the neck of your loose cotton chemise a pink landscape of skin.
