Sentence examples for nights will go from inspiring English sources

The cancellation of the opening night of the London 2012 Festival in Birmingham - organisers of The Voyage are hopeful that at least two performances over the next three nights will go ahead.

The nights will go back to puddles and pissy urinals and over-priced cars.

My nights will go dark, my heart will slow and my sights will look toward another to break free from the hold of this mature love, I turn my back to it as it has turned on me.

And I also seem to make my mind up very quickly on how the night will go.

But then this election night will go down as a sublimely cruel occasion not just for Clinton, but also for the 60 million Americans who voted for her.

First, they could lose one game to ESPN's Sunday night showcase because the maximum number of appearances a team can make for that night will go from five to six.

The night will go down in Icelandic football history and gives the clearest signal yet that they are ready for a major tournament after almost going to the World Cup this summer.

Not a night will go by without having your sleep interrupted, as the urge to observe these marvelous animals outside your tent by only the light of the moon is irresistible.

Proceeds of the performance, and a silent and live auction that night, will go to the fund to pay for scholarships for disadvantaged children to music, dance and art classes in New Haven, and for membership in the choir.

It may not have always been a pretty fight - there was too much mauling and red-blooded manipulation of the rules with low punches and clips around the back of the head - but Hatton's extraordinary will to win on this night will go down in boxing folklore as truly exceptional.

All the money raised that night will go to my foundation, Let's Do It.