Sentence examples for petty night from inspiring English sources

It was a bitter and petty night in Las Vegas, sponsored by CNN, during which it was hard to keep track of basic facts about the candidates' promises or pasts—or about history, geography, or math.

The second is about the night Petty stole bassist Howie Epstein away from '60s rocker Del Shannon.

Aboubakar said at least five migrants were being arrested every night for petty crimes or armed aggression.

Prosecutors said that Mr. Nunez was not even with Petty Officer Polanco-Colon that night, and that they had invented the designated-driver defense.

He is blind to his mother's desperate, reckless sadness as she ricochets through a series of one-night stands, petty thefts and bottles of cheap liquor.

Petty Officer Hickman, 20, works nights in the print shop under the main galley below the waterline.

Petty Officer First Class Pablo Mendoza picked up night-vision binoculars and scanned the horizon.

Menotti's "Amahl and the Night Visitors"; Maxwell Herman, boy soprano; Tami Petty, soprano; Kurt Alakulppi, tenor; Mark Rehnstrom, baritone; Charles Brown, bass; Eric Lamp; stage director; Jonathan Dudley, music director.

Others are driven to distraction by petty irritations, such as noisy announcements flogging perfume and booze on night flights, when most people would prefer to be snoozing.

Supporting them on the night will be folk-rock group the Lumineers and Petty's longtime friend and former collaborator, Fleetwood Mac's Stevie Nicks.

Petty Officer Hickman generally spends about an hour and a half each night on the updates, constantly looking for ways to improve the site.