Sentence examples for set nightly from inspiring English sources

Mr. Wright's approach is intellectual and studied; he said he views the play as "a two-person monologue" and a "tight duet," the tone of which is set nightly by the opening moments.

Essentially, this tiered plan allows guests to pay for an allocation of meals in advance for a set nightly fee and then simply use their hotel key to redeem meal credits at each restaurant at Walt Disney World instead of paying the prices listed for each item on restaurant menus.

It waxes ecstatic over the spa and the mineral bath and talks up the chocolate cookies set out nightly.

During the war, the refinery's Iraqi managers set up nightly patrols and welded shut the doors to the storerooms to prevent looting.

An article on July 31 about conflicts among Protestant paramilitary groups in Northern Ireland misspelled the name of the town on the outskirts of Belfast that has set up nightly checkpoints to keep the warring factions apart.

The new iteration of destination club keeps the companies' upfront costs low by renting instead of owning the properties their members use and sets a nightly rate according to the demand.

Besides high blood pressure, diabetes and the inability to walk more than a few steps, she said she no longer can perform the three one-hour sets she used to do nightly.

Confessions on a Dance Floor is a full-on dance, electronic and disco record, which is structured like a nightly set composed by a DJ.

Malawi's government also recently set up a nightly curfew, from 7pm to 5am local time, in order to prevent vampirism-related violence.

Pearl Jam did the same, shaking up set lists nightly and avoiding rote 'greatest hits' performances.

Much of this band has been with him for several years as he's traveled the world during his extended "Welcome 2" tour, usually playing long runs in major cities where he can vary the set lists nightly, explore every contour of his songbook and cover artists and songs both legendary (Wild Cherry's "Play That Funky Music") and surprising (Tommy James and the Shondells' "Crimson and Clover").