Sentence examples for nights which are from inspiring English sources

'Especially the Wednesday nights, which are led by Mick the miner [Mick Trueman, one of Jamie's novice cooks in the series, is now a born-again home chef].

European nights might be pitch-dark or coal-black, but not South American nights, which are dark like a void, where there's nothing to hold on to, no shelter from the elements, just empty, storm-whipped space, above and below.

At trivia nights, which are common in St . Louisas informal fund-raisers, you could buy mulligans for questions you didn't know the answer to, which offended my husband's sense of competitive integrity.

Click here to watch the video of I'd Do Anything For Love "There's something missing in modern music," declares Jo Kendall of Classic Rock magazine, a regular attendee at the Ultimate Power nights, which are held across the country.

Britain and northern Europe may have had average temperatures, but 500 million people in the Middle East and north Africa, along with most of south-east Asia, have experienced droughts and searingly hot days and nights, which are only partly to do with the natural El Niño phenomenon.

Now, a recording studio in the building provides a quirky location for indie music nights, which are held here one Saturday a month as part of the studio's Live from the Console event.

Their chemistry is likely only to improve over the next few nights, which is saying something.

Not to be confused with Phoenix Nights, which is a Peter Kay sitcom.

The minimum stay is three nights, which is what you need to appreciate the area.

Our party room has been empty some nights, which is rare this time of year.

Actually, I've noticed a move towards more variety in comedy nights, which is nice.