Sentence examples for progress at night from inspiring English sources

She decided to flee the country, walking alone along the banks of a river leading into the former Yugoslavia, making progress at night and sleeping during the day.

Despite the fashionable outposts, the East Village's transformation is still a work in progress; at night, a raw edge emerges when drug addicts and homeless people reappear along its empty streets.

Firefighters are expecting cooler weather, which should allow them to make progress at night and through the weekend.

When it finally agreed, last September, to a set of principles that included getting rid of its nuclear programmes (a first public hint that it has dabbled with potentially bomb-useable uranium, as America insists, as well as plutonium) in return for security assurances and aid, America, South Korea, Japan, China and Russia may have hoped for progress at last.

It also said it did not reflect the progress made at last night's eurogroup meeting where the minister of finance Michael Noonan is believed to have edged closer to a deal to get the country's "punitive" interest rate on the bailout reduced in a move that could save the country over €200m (£176m) a year.

The United States ambassador at the United Nations, John D. Negroponte, hinted at both progress and strains this evening.

In a story that starts at night and progresses through back alleys, behind closed doors and into the dark puzzle of a woman's sordid death, optimism is as transient as a shooting star.

"I believe in plot," he told festival director Peter Florence last night in the first of a two-part stop at the Hay festival (later today he will read from his latest work-in-progress, tantalisingly hinted at last night).

Keep someone informed of your progress by texting him at every rest point at night.

With this in mind, there was clearly an unscripted moment in progress yesterday morning at the Atlantic Avenue station in Brooklyn, where unseen hands or feet somewhere along the crowded platform were holding the doors of a Manhattan-bound No. 2 train.

Citing a source familiar with the negotiations, Mortensen reports the NFL and NFLRA made progress at the negotiating table on Tuesday night and an "agreement in principle is at hand".