Sanders' willful refusal to accept reality – a questionable quality in a president – recalled the 2008 performance of one Hillary Clinton on the night when her main rival, an upstart by the name of Barack Obama, won enough delegates to put the race beyond her reach.
To this day, it isn't fully known what transpired on the night when a poor man, subbing for the night watchman in a warehouse on the outskirts of town, came to blows with a soldier who had found his way inside.
Your report on the death of Alan Sillitoe (26 April) states in the 1960 film adaptation of Saturday Night and Sunday Morning, Arthur Seaton "beds the wife of an older workmate and then, on the night when she is aborting his child, seduces her younger sister".
Even more crucially, director Trevor Nunn and composer Andrew Lloyd Webber have raided Eliot's Collected Poems and some unpublished work to give the show a strong framework: a midnight pussy convention ("The Jellicle cats meet once a year on the night when we make the Jellicle choice") to choose one cat worthy of redemption.
Curcin recalled: "On the night when Mr Milosevic was arrested, he was in his own home, in his own apartment, and that night he left.
The fact that she can muster that kind of schoolmarmish disapproval, even on the night when Bacchus is coming, is hilarious, and it's one of the reasons I like this show.
To their credit, The Kop set aside old differences with the former Manchester United star to applaud his departure on the night when he scored his 70th Champions League goal, leaving him just one behind another Real Madrid legend, Raul.
It was some calling card on the night when everyone was watching, open-mouthed.
She is aware of what could happen on the night when the pressure is at its greatest.
How much can you take on the night when you're cranking up the stereo in the Volvo to three?
But on the night when Moore left his permanent mark on this N.C.A.A. tournament — twice — Willette never left his mind.
