Sentence examples for noir night from inspiring English sources
It is a film noir night in New York.
In the 1950 noir Night and the City, Lom played a dangerous figure in the high-stakes underground world of professional wrestling.
A nod to Barbarella's bathers and a boudoir bass-line make saucy work of "Arabella"; "One for the Road" pitches Aaliyah into a noir night of lust and murky lighting ("The cracks in blackout blinds cast patterns on the ceiling").
Largely as a result of the lukewarm commercial response to Little Big Man, Penn spent five years away from the screen and then returned with the carefully crafted but extremely downbeat film noir Night Moves (1975), in which Hackman played a private detective whose marriage is falling apart and who becomes immersed in a case involving a runaway teenager (Melanie Griffith).
This year's parade, which will follow the "One Noir Night in West Hollywood" theme, will take place on Oct. 31 from 6 to 11 p.m. Halloween Harvest Coney Island, N.Y.
"SUNDAYS AT SUNNY 'S Tim McLoughlin reads from his contribution to the anthology "Brooklyn Noir 3: Nothing But the Truth," and Anya Ulinich offers selections from her novel, "Petropolis".
Penn's 1975 neo-noir "Night Moves," also on Friday, stars Gene Hackman as a private eye who discovers corruption everywhere.
Works of Messiaen are also featured in the festival's Electronic Evolution series, with "Le Merle Noir" being presented tonight at the New York Society for Ethical Culture, near Lincoln Center.
Together they get drawn into a classic noir plot in tonight's episode, and Andy turns out to have a knack for solving crimes.
The others — Zalman Grinberg, Ja'Malik, Justin Peck and Avichai Scher — have slimmer résumés but equally good connections; all the works featured top-notch dancers from New York City Ballet, American Ballet Theater and Ballet Noir, lending the evening an immediate glamour.
Front-row conversation... "Is that jacket noir, black, charcoal, midnight or ink?" FRANCA SOZZANI Italian Vogue The look... Minimalist heiress — flats or sandals, crisp white shirts, offhandedly chic dresses, old family jewelry of some importance.
