Sentence examples for rise at night from inspiring English sources

It seems that when stomach contents rise at night, our chances of getting a decent night's sleep can go belly up.

Immature fat cells grow up if stress hormones rise at night.

Melatonin levels in volunteers watching the LED screens took longer to rise at night, compared with when the participants were watching the fluorescent screens, and the deficit persisted throughout the evening.

Megamouth, so rare it wasn't recordedas science until 1976, daytime deep dwelleroff the continental shelf to rise at night to a lesserdepth, to graze screeds of plankton we barelyregister?

The body's internal clock--or circadian rhythm--is kept accurate by a hormone called melatonin, whose levels fall during the day and rise at night.

In fact, fevers tend to rise at night.

These Lemuria, reputedly instituted by Romulus in expiation of his brother's murder, required the father of every family to rise at midnight, purify his hands, toss black beans for the spirits to gather, and recite entreaties for the spirits' departure.

The price of alcohol, tobacco and fuel in Jersey will rise at midnight.

You rise at evening, then go, Gazing upon the deserts, and then set.

A year ago, Rafaël Rozendaal filled those same screens with kissing faces, and a couple of months ago, Lorna Mills made the sun rise at midnight.

It is episodic, and if it rises at night, it becomes listless at dawn, vanishing altogether on another fine autumn day.