Besides, she added, her job on the road usually requires working nights, meaning hotel rooms get scant use beyond a place to sleep.
He also accuses the venue of starting club nights, meaning he and his partner are kept awake until the early hours.
Another night, I pushed us harder, hopping the BART one stop south to the Chenery Park Restaurant, a white-tablecloth place where Tuesdays are kids' nights, meaning Sasha could make noise and drop food on the floor, and no one would notice.
It was an order based, as he put it, on "the weight of the night," meaning the ignorance and passivity of the popular majority something he made little effort to change.
It created a government condom brand called "Dipper," which is word play on the advice painted on the backs of many trucks, "Use Dipper at Night," meaning switch to low-beam lights.
For example, the company said that one-third of their repeat bookings come from the same customer in the same city for the next night, meaning that there is presumably a large portion of customers who switch hotels between single-night stays.
That's not exactly true, as the site offers nine big deals per day, posting those discounted items for sale at the top of the site (along with hundreds of other items) in the morning and wrapping up every night, meaning that most deals last 24 hours.
He had this great idea of trying to replicate everything mentioned in Katy Perry's song "Last Friday Night", meaning getting hammered, dancing on bars, having a menage a trois, etc, etc.
He had this great idea of trying to replicate everything mentioned in Katy Perry's song "Last Friday Night," meaning getting hammered, dancing on bars, having a ménage à trois, etc, etc.
I wake up in the night; I suffer from night sweats, meaning I'm often awoken by pools of my own cold sweat (date me); and, in general, wake up feeling like I need to sleep for eight more hours.
6.38pm "As bloody usual working late on CL night meaning I have to rely on the MBM for my info," says Jim Burke.
