Sentence examples for nighttime usually from inspiring English sources

He plays for hours — until black beetles falling from the ceiling indicate nighttime — usually with no more company than a couple of passing goats.

Overactive bladder (OAB) is a symptom syndrome defined by the International Continence Society (ICS) as 'the presence of urinary urgency (both daytime and nighttime), usually accompanied by increased frequency and nocturia with or without urge urinary incontinence in the absence of a urinary tract infection or other obvious pathology'.

Even in summer, the nighttime temperatures usually sink into the low fifties, attracting tourists from China's broiling south and east.

Lucky ones get £20 for overnight expenses to park in a truck stop, but unpaid for nighttime, they usually save it and park in a lay-by.

To the north is Shelter Island, with which North Haven shares a relaxed attitude and low-key pace; there are no restaurants in town and nighttime entertaining usually revolves around the dinner table.

During the tourist season daytime high temperatures average 60-70 F, and nighttime lows usually drop into the 40 F range.

Nighttime is usually the best time to pull off the pranks.

In daytime, people are more into interactions and while in the nighttime people usually are more open to do things.

Sometimes it's better to enter during the day for lighting purposes, but nighttime is usually better because you're less likely to be seen.

If left undisturbed, the nighttime wanderer will usually lay back down, but it could be somewhere other than their bed.

But the low nighttime temperatures that usually provide a crucial respite from scorching summer days have been more quietly making history.