Sentence examples for night linked from inspiring English sources

The report continues: He described an upper-body "shaking" occurring at least 20 times a day and "over 50 60 times a day" when in social situations.... Processing the first experience, being left alone and unarmed in the field at night, linked to several other experiences, including being asked to escort the remains of his younger cousin home after Bob's return from Vietnam.

Two retrospective studies of flight attendants with occupational exposure to light at night linked the employment time to an increased risk of breast cancer (Pukkala et al, 1995; Rafnsson et al, 2001).

Another night links three of the main figures in the M Base organization: Steve Coleman, Greg Osby and Graham Haynes.

That afternoon the 4th Marine Battalion recaptured the village, but the Viet Cong was nowhere to be seen, as all their units had withdrawn from the village during the previous night, linking with other Viet Cong elements in the forest to attack the government relief forces.

The team has special prices for active members of the military and does a number of group nights linked to the naval base.

The stars we see at night link us to our past and hold the key to our survival in the future.

Ducati was inducted into the Grabbys Wall of Fame that night (link NSFW), an honor the industry confers upon veterans who have stood the test of time, and an acknowledgement of his prolific career.

Places at the few state-funded Muslim schools that exist are oversubscribed: there were 17 bids per place at one establishment in Birmingham.Whether they go to a night school linked to a mosque or to a full-time Muslim college (like the 16 boarding "seminaries" run by the purist Deobandi school of South Asian Islam), young British Muslims devote many hours to learning their faith.

Research has also hinted that eating late at night is linked to poorer metabolic health, though that's not so well illustrated in human studies at this point.

Others have found that a little extra sleep can make a significant difference in school performance: Just 18 more minutes per night was linked to better grades in math and English in elementary school kids.

A 2010 study published in the journal SLEEP found that regularly sleeping less than six hours a night was linked to an early death.