Sentence examples for throughout that night from inspiring English sources

As probably the only surviving British official present at Ndola airport throughout that night, I question that claim.

His was one of the 800 snapshots that Scott Meriam took throughout that night and morning, documenting the crowd at the reigning downtown It party.

Throughout that night, more than 600 people, mostly women and children, ran into the MSF hospital for safety and 36 wounded people were rushed in for urgent care.

Throughout that night I heard Daun leave her tent and stumble toward the chem toilet, and then the quick, gushy sounds of internal stomach lavage.

The story that the disaster should be blamed on the supporters was, meanwhile, being spread throughout that night by South Yorkshire police officers in their Niagara sports and social club, including the most lurid tales that would be published by the Sun, under the headline The Truth, during the week.

"The ice was closing quickly around us and throughout that night the captain fought very hard to get the vessel out into open water," says Greg Mortimer, AAE's head of logistics and a veteran of more than 100 visits to Antarctica.

Throughout that Friday afternoon, the four transformers in the second terminal at TSS 114 were running at a hundred and eighteen per cent of capacity — that is, they were handling roughly a fifth more electricity than they were designed to carry.

"She rescued this country, in my view," said William Hague, bluntly echoing a refrain that sounded throughout the afternoon: that privatisation and the liberation of market forces had pulled Britain back from the brink.

Although several people, from police officers to neighbors to family members, were present throughout that morning in April 1998, accounts of the encounter vary widely.

Throughout that afternoon and night, the six of them crept through the wooded foothills of Cambodia's Elephant Mountains, holding their breath as they stood within inches of chatting North Vietnamese soldiers.

Mr. Bush recounted how an agent who called in to Central Command from outside a residential compound in Baghdad was able to provide firmer and firmer intelligence throughout that afternoon.