Sentence examples for proposed night from inspiring English sources

Almost History applies the what-if question to more than 80 pivotal moments in our nation's past, from a military insurrection that nearly overthrew George Washington, to Ulysses S. Grant's regrets to a proposed night out at Ford's Theatre with the Lincolns, to a letter penned by a young Wilbur Wright requesting some pamphlets on aeronautics from the Smithsonian, which fortunately obliged.

In fact, she later said, if he had proposed that night, she would have said yes.

"Jim proposed that night — and I said 'Yes!' How about that?!" Mrs. Tozer said with a giggle.

He proposed the night before her 30th birthday and, she said, "I yelled, 'yes!' " On April 21, exactly 11 years after their first date, they were married on the beach behind the National Hotel in Miami Beach.

And the proposed club night became the Social at London pub The Albany, Barrett reluctantly agreeing to it on the condition it was held on a Sunday evening so that it didn't become too raucous.

I literally made the decision to marry Patrice in about five minutes, got a ring that same afternoon, and proposed that night.

As many as three-quarters of those pictures — including projects as prominent as "The Justice League of America" at Warner Brothers and "Another Night," the proposed sequel to "Night at the Museum," at 20th Century Fox — appear not to have final scripts.

Dr Levy suggests that 'it is time…to redirect the resources proposed for night-time intensivists elsewhere'.

It is time we embraced the results of these trials as reflecting the need for daytime intensivists - who apply the appropriate standard of care in order to maintain high-quality care - and to redirect the resources proposed for night-time intensivists elsewhere.

"He proposed the first night we were over there," she said.

Heathrow is to press the government to loosen the conditions attached to a third runway going ahead, with the airport reluctant to accept a proposed ban on night flights or legislation against further expansion.