Sentence examples for nights of a from inspiring English sources
"On the nights of a new moon, a spell was cast on the forest," she writes.
Manhattan gets nights of a thousand stars; we get the flights of fading stars.
What I got was three nights of a frugal (or mostly frugal) local scene, free of velvet-rope attitude and out-of-place tourists.
With its layout of mini-trails and obstacles, it has revitalized the dark, cold days and nights of a Wisconsin winter for its patrons.
Police officers responded with tear gas and rubber bullets, but it took five nights of a curfew to restore order as residents found racial polarization intensifying.
They patterned the nights of a generation, giving an illicit chemical shimmer to the otherwise innocent pleasures of dancing and flirting and repetitive music.
But we still had three nights of a-ha in concert to look forward to, and I worked every angle we could think of to get her backstage to meet the a-ha boys in person.
On the first night of a new season?
The opening night of a London show is called its "Press Night".
From November to March, the second night of a two-night stay is free.
Proud to give the former miners a night of a lifetime at Old Trafford stadium.
