Sentence examples for old nights from inspiring English sources

The entire evening had an unchecked, carnival air, hearkening back to legendary old nights at the Met.

The louche sophistication he cultivated survives: jaded roués and glam couples, all having a stylish stiffener in a triangle of deco panelling, rich with the patina of rare old nights gone by.

"I burn the past, my old nights, and I start from scratch even if you don't want to.

Recovered alcoholic Ferguson started riffing on his drinking days and asked, "Have you ever been out getting drunk, and you drunk so much you're suddenly sober?" Ah, those good old nights out in the pubs of Cumbernauld..

Look for unusual and underused spaces, put parties on, let the tech-house establishment know that we're fucking bored of the same old nights with the same old bills.

This isn't any old night out.

The rickety old stadium was in for a rough old night.

By John Foy The New Yorker, October 11 , 1993P. 78 O my old night house.

Emerson had got that much of it right, with his God-intoxicated Yankee poet launching out into Old Night, and provoking cries of wild creative delight.

-- Michael Mueller, Atlanta A. New Year's Eve (known in Spain as "noche vieja," or "old night") is probably the biggest party night on Madrid's calendar.

Facebook Twitter Pinterest 8.52am GMT Still slightly recovering from a long old night that included a WOMADelaide afterparty, it's Caspar here again.