Sentence examples for nightcap it from inspiring English sources

Even with a crowd of 30,659 in the stands (AC Milan was playing the MetroStars in the nightcap), it was hard to feel World Cup frenzy, what with the baskets still vibrating from the Nets doing their airborne act in these very same Meadowlands.

But at 10 10 p.m. Sunday, just as diners savored the last scraps of braised veal cheeks, the word came down: "If you are going to the Clinton nightcap, it's completely full, and the buses are leaving for the Waldorf right now!" In a flash, half the room rushed for the exit as if a fire alarm had rung, skipping not one but two desserts.

The only trouble with the otherwise honorable nightcap is that it has a diabolical way of turning into two or three, thus ceasing to be a nightcap at all but instead a formula for a rough morning.

By the time we make our way through entrees of salt and pepper squid and bruschetta, our mains (a slab of Angus sirloin for me), sides of baked baby beetroot and goat's cheese salad, a couple of bottles of Woodstock cabernet merlot and a nightcap of Camparis, it's close to midnight and I haven't even left the hotel.

How does she envisage the pre-dinner champagne, the four-course wine flight, the after-dinner digestive and the rare Japanese single malt nightcap to fit around it?

10 30 p.m. 3. Nightcap Time to glam it up at the Yew Seafood and Bar in the Four Seasons Hotel (791 West Georgia Street; yewrestaurant.com), a dramatic space with 26-foot ceilings and a plush lounge area.

Optional: If using a semi/demi permanent color, you can put your hair in a nightcap and sleep with it still in.

Their first official date began with dinner and drinks, then an unusual nightcap at the Red Cat. "It was closed," Ms. Babcock remembered.

The hotel doesn't serve evening meals but the Bakehouse a few doors up does a mean steak, and we follow it with a nightcap at the Turk's Head, Penzance's oldest pub.

There's no game element here: Wiz Khalifa is quite clearly in the foreground with a couple of kilos of weed – or a nightcap as he would call it.

It was the perfect nightcap.