Sentence examples for nights of old from inspiring English sources

All that came to her was the alien smell and the drifting nights of old age, while darkness gathered next door and the scratching and tapping went on.

NOVEMBER ROBERT ASHLEY A big season for the composer Robert Ashley begins with several nights of old and new pieces performed by his associates Tom Hamilton and Thomas Buckner with a number of young players, followed by a guerrilla performance of his opera "Perfect Lives" by the experimental ensemble thingNY in private and public spaces on the Lower East Side.

The 190 capacity concert room still boasts its original sprung dance floor, "one of the finest of its type in Yorkshire" according to the website; and I can personally attest as to its danciness, recalling great nights of old with the Bhundu Boys and the Peatbog Faeries.

It was a night of old favorites amongst for TV lovers at the 2012 SAG Awards.

Horror fans love "the scariest" debates (Jason versus Freddy, "Dracula" versus "Frankenstein," drowning versus buried alive), and this night of old-fashioned shocks, inspired by the stories of Hans Christian Andersen, Nathaniel Hawthorne and others, should generate enough gasps for a good after-show argument.

These correspond to the 28 basic and two intercalary nights of the old Rapa Nui lunar calendar.

New York-based actor-singer Michael Zahler promises a night of "good, old-fashioned song-crooning" when he takes the stage of Manhattan nightspot, Feinstein's/54 Below, this Friday night.

The real gift of the night: a couple of old blues songs that highlighted her abilities as a pure blues singer.

On Tuesday nights, Frank Gatland is host of "Old Wine, New Bottles," playing swing and the be-bop of musicians like Coleman Hawkins and Charlie Parker.

If he wants to play Ping-Pong on Thursday nights with a bunch of old guys, are they going to ban him from that, too?" Several swimmers scheduled to compete said they would not have minded it if Armstrong had participated in the event.

In the "triangle of fire" between the towns of Qualiano, Giugliano and Villaricca on the lower slopes of Vesuvius, the sky is lit most nights by the bundles of old clothes soaked in toxic liquid being burned by the Camorra mafia, sending columns of foul smelling smoke into the sky.