Sentence examples for preferred night from inspiring English sources

We now suspect that one reason Dickinson preferred night gardening was because of vision problems: for several years in her early middle age, sunlight stung her eyes.

They selected their participants by chronotype, focussing on those who fell on either side of the Horne-Ostberg scale — those who preferred morning and those who preferred night.

Ludwig's bedroom is one of the most elaborate, befitting a king who preferred night to day and used his bed in lieu of a throne.

When Kuhn told the Times columnist Red Smith that he preferred night games "to better accommodate the fans," Smith accused M.L.B. of kowtowing to the networks.

They selected their participants by chronotype, focussing on those who fell on either side of the Horne-Ostberg scale those who preferred morning and those who preferred night.

I had learned earlier that day why the Taliban preferred night fighting.

He adds that Robinson did not socialise with other members of the EDL in Luton, but preferred nights out in Essex with non-political friends.

They prefer night to day.

He doesn't look confident as he explains that like most European boar hunters he prefers night, when the animals are feeding and highlighted by moon against the snowy ground.

He prefers night-shooting, but says he will also trap foxes and then kill them "humanely", dig up their earths or just block their runs.

In this case, the headings across the top will define the selection criteria you might want to use to define the student population (girl, boy, students who walk to school, students who drive, prefers mornings, prefers night-time, etc).