Sentence examples for tiny night from inspiring English sources

Text by Tony Hiss: "MUSETTE--lilting, jolly, unpretentious, prewar, pre-television, working-class dance music--could be heard all over France in the nineteen-twenties and thirties in a thousand tiny night clubs.

Had he gone a few miles farther up the M40 to the Wormsley estate, home of Garsington Opera, where The Creation was performed this week with dancers from Rambert, Haydn might have found earthly inspiration quite enough: ancient trees, deer on a distant ridge, beings on two legs in curious, dazzling raiments and "great swarms", to borrow from the oratorio's English text, of tiny night insects.

Young superheroes were once at the heart of the game Glendale's tiny Night School Studio set out to create as a reputation-making title.

Learn What You Want to Learn "I have little recollection of what I was taught in my class of 25, but I remember everything I learned in my class of 3," Caterina Fake writes about her childhood experience in a tiny afternoon gifted program, an experience that made her decide to home-school her own daughter.

For the 7,895th time, he stepped onto the tiny stage last night, playing an over-the-hill actor, a wig of wispy white hair covering his own thick graying hair.

A TWO-hour political debate scheduled to clash with an important football match, and running until midnight before a working day: unsurprisingly, the first televised debate in Brazil's presidential election drew a tiny audience share last night.

Mmmm… looks like someone's eating delicious plastic pieces and tiny electronics tonight!

The man who is pushed into a tiny office on this afternoon has an unruly beard and an unusually friendly smile on his face.

When I first saw this tiny gaming cabinet this morning, I was fascinated.

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The instruments are clear and easy to read; at night, tiny red lights identify controls all over the interior.