Sentence examples for night underscores from inspiring English sources

Mr. Romney's decision to open his fight for Michigan here in a suburb of Grand Rapids on Wednesday night underscores the campaign's concern about Mr. Santorum's potential strength in the western side of the state, where social conservatives dominate the party.

The Celtics' bench looked shaky all night, underscoring why the organization may consider signing Stephon Marbury, the exiled Knicks guard, if he becomes a free agent.

In some ways, Mr. DiFrancesco's dual appearances on election night underscored the fact that his brief tenure as the state's top leader was different from that of other governors.

The coven's occasional motherly behavior (treating some of the dancers to an occasional night out) underscores the insidiousness of the school's mysterious mission.

Elbows Off Your Neighbor At several dinner parties, I have been seated next to men who jabbed me in the arm all night to underscore their points.

It wasn't one of those nights that underscore romance is alive and well.

His "Midsummer Night's Dream" underscored a psychological savagery and sadism in the play's romantic roundelay, depicting Bottom, the leader of the jesterlike players, as humiliated to the core by the indifference of his royal audience, a comment, some felt, on Mr. Ciulei's own lack of recognition by American audiences.

*** The presence and influence of the Night Wolves in Luhansk underscores the bitter ethnic rift that runs through Ukraine.

"For the first time, we will own and produce both of our late night shows," Tassler said, underscoring the attractive revenue stream it provides.

As she sings her farewell (she urges the audience "to grab life by the shaft"), the theatre is a sea of swaying long-stemmed flowers — a phallic spectacle that was underscored on the night I saw it when the flower of an overenthusiastic trembler in the front row snapped in half.

The Senate set a test vote for 1 am on Sunday, a middle-of-the-night roll vote that underscored the limited time available to lawmakers.