Sentence examples for night towards from inspiring English sources

The other weekend we played a festival in Plymouth, then drove back through the night towards London for our day off.

As Maggie rows through the night towards Tom, she has a few moments to think and feel again, but her feelings are changed and simplified.

Finally, she sold the family's last donkey to raise money for the journey, and set off into the night towards Dadaab, where she had heard that "many people were doing well".

With the peace process in ruins, and the blood cycle of revenge and retaliation turning, there is only one certainty: Nabil and Osama will not be the last young men to drive off in the night towards Jerusalem.

As the bus tore on through the night towards Manhattan and things reached crisis point, an unpromising would-be saviour tottered up the aisle, mumbling: "I'm MacGyver, MacGruber... Coming through... Folks, MacGyver's here... Give it up for MacGyver".

The soil will move, a faint underground scratching will become audible, getting louder and louder, until at last a bony hand breaks the surface and with supreme effort, heaves the skeletal remains of Edith Piaf from her grave and out into the damp Parisian night towards La Gare du Nord.

A timely exhibition at the Towner Art Gallery, Eastbourne, called Towards Night, surveys "the nocturnal" in art from the Romantic nights of Caspar David Friedrich and JMW Turner, through the dreamlike nights of Edvard Munch and Marc Chagall, to night scenes and thoughts by the likes of Louise Bourgeois and Peter Doig.

Towards Night is at the Towner Art Gallery, Eastbourne, until 22 January.

Part of Towards Night, Towner Art Gallery, Eastbourne, to 22 Jan.

Photograph: Dave J Hogan/Getty Images Updated at 11.15pm GMT 10.58pm GMT The Bafta scorecard Here's how the awards break down as Bafta night lumbers towards the exit door.

Near the book's end, Sinclair and chum are still tramping through the night back towards east London, the other man's boots swilling with God knows what: "I was a xylophone of improperly attached skeletal parts.