Sentence examples for night lagged from inspiring English sources

Following it ABC's comedy reruns each delivered under 4.5 million viewers, and at 10 a new episode of "Eastwick" (3.3 million), the lone nonrerun on the night, lagged behind NBC's repeat of "The Jay Leno Show" (4.4 million) in the hour.

FUN WITH OSCAR Here, courtesy of Clayton Neuman in Fast Company, are a few tidbits to ponder, should the broadcast of "Hollywood's greatest night" lag on Sunday: ABC paid an estimated $50 million to the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences for the right to broadcast this year's Oscars.

The largest effect size was -3.14 liters/minute (l/minute) (95% CI: -4.09, -2.20) for an hourly PM2.5 concentration of 10 μg/m3 between 11 p.m. and 12 p.m. on the previous night (lag 7-hour).

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"Our night shift always lags behind in quality," Mr. Lopez said, "so we're always trying to replace people on the night shift".

For instance, on election night in 2004, Intrade probably lagged the stock market by about 20 minutes.

ABC might have won the night outright had it not lagged far behind with "The Mole" (3.9 million) at 10 p.m., a time slot CBS dominated with a repeat of "CSI: Miami" (8.1 million).

Imagine our surprise on arrival in Malmo (sleep deprived and jet lagged) to discover that the night train was out of service for the summer.

They'll get a good night's sleep and they won't get jet lagged.

The show's premiere episode, an interview with Russian leader Vladimir Putin, debuted to 6.1 million viewers, though even that lagged behind the "60 Minutes" episode airing that night. .

A night after Duhon logged heavy minutes chasing Chicago's Derrick Rose, he lagged behind a quicker Devin Harris.