Sentence examples for to nights from inspiring English sources
noun
The period between sunset and sunrise, when a location faces far away from the sun, thus when the sky is dark.
- How do you sleep at night when you attack your kids like that!?
Instead, he cooks and treats them to nights out on the town.
Factories moved shifts to nights and weekends, when demand for power is slacker.
When business was good, we'd treat ourselves to nights in guesthouses.
Students pursuing secular degrees are asked to limit their work to nights or summer.
Mind you, RCA might raise an eyebrow, given what happened to Nights Like These.
Pickoffs and drop-offs on nonevent nights have seen little change, compared to nights before the arena opened.
And like the Mets, the Giants have tended to struggle offensively and were prone to nights like Friday.
"I'd go out to nights like Sub Dub, and there was a whole community around dance music".
Our generation went to nights like Trash, White Heat, Liars Club and Queens of Noize, and took notes.
If that combination sounds like its own problem — it is not — you can listen to "Nights of the Week" here.
For the Copperas Pond trip, I took along a self-inflating sleeping bag to fend off the one kind of discomfort that often ruins my lean-to nights.
