The phrase "sad night" is correct and usable in written English.
You could use it to describe a melancholic night, or to evoke a feeling of sadness or loneliness. For example, "I couldn't sleep last night - it was a very sad night".
On the night of June 30 , 1520 known as noche triste ("sad night"), Cortes and his men attempted to leave the city quietly but were spotted by the Aztecs.
"It's a sad night," Ms. Murry said after Ms. Braun had left the stage.
"Tonight was a sad night," he said on the club's Web site.
Once upon a time, the Emmys were a sad night for TV fans.
Photograph: Dave Thompson/PA At one point during Mark Wallinger's film Sleeper, his funny and sad night-time meander around a Berlin gallery dressed in a bear suit, he stops wandering and plonks himself down on the floor.
He also wrote La Quijotita y su prima (1819; "Miss Quixote and Her Cousin") and Las noches tristes y días alegres (1823; "Sad Nights and Happy Days").
I was thinking of sad nights in together eating soup that'll make your piss smell of asparagus.
Relating to Barb came naturally – "I waited tables for 25 years, so I had a lot of sad nights on the couch, drinking Chardonnay and trying to comfort myself," she quipped – and to say she's first-rate in the film is an understatement.
"Everybody here's afraid of fun / And nobody's getting any play / It's the saddest night out in the USA," he hollers, boiling down the itchy-footed insistence of (We Don't Need This) Fascist Groove Thang and the haranguing presence of Mark E Smith, filtered through the then fashionable disco-punk sound that he helped originate.
