"nighttime air" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to the air or atmosphere during the evening or night. Example: The starry sky and cool nighttime air created a romantic ambiance for our outdoor dinner date.
But when the surface wind settled, a throbbing, vaguely jetlike sound cut through the nighttime air.
My own uncle's home was demolished during a nighttime air raid in the early 1980s.
Foreign languages pierced the nighttime air as the vehicles were prepared, the resident said.
Cities often show nighttime air temperatures higher by 3 4 °C than adjacent non-urban areas.
Consistent with remote sensing research that measures surface temperature, the predictors of elevated nighttime air temperatures were land cover variables.
Nachman walked mindlessly, block after block, until, gradually, he stopped feeling devastated and, in the cool nighttime air of the city, recovered the good simplicity of being himself.
Therefore, these may not be directly applicable to nighttime bedroom air conditioning.
SHIVERING in the chilly nighttime desert air of Chile in late 2010, I was among the throng of reporters and locals who felt relief and elation as the Phoenix capsule lifted the first of the 33 trapped miners to safety.
Later that month, a nighttime NATO air attack involving an AC-130 gunship killed 31 civilians, most of whom were shepherds, a joint NATO and Afghan investigation concluded recently.
He improvised a unit to counter Japanese night raids, and was later credited with establishing routines for nighttime combat air patrols to protect carriers; these were adopted fleetwide.
The Forest Service, which is still studying feasibility of maintaining its own nighttime firefighting air fleet, was criticized for not using night water drops as the August 2009 Station fire spread into the largest wildfire in L.A. County history.
