Sentence examples for vulnerable night from inspiring English sources

The crowd in Ashe sat there, stunned, unsure of what to make of Federer's vulnerable night.

The home side looked vulnerable all night from crosses and this time there was no escape as captain Janko buried his header to halve the deficit with 15 minutes remaining.

Cambridge crown court heard how the pair targeted a victim who was drunk and vulnerable after a night out.

Cambridge crown court heard on Wednesday that the pair acted like "hunting dogs", picking off a victim who was drunk and vulnerable after a night out.

Even in this Dostoyevskian roman noir of women on the edge — vulnerable on wet night streets, in boarded-up houses, and under railway arches — there are variants of class distinction.

Meet Joey Salads: an American YouTuber who has taken it upon himself to conduct social experiments that show how "easy" it is to put women in vulnerable situations on nights out.

They were just shelling the most vulnerable people, day and night".

That'd leave mainly late-night shows vulnerable to production disruptions, although Young warned that any delays in production caused by a strike could easily "postpone fall season premieres and reduce the amount of new programming available to advertisers and audiences".

"I'm not saying 'Saturday Night Live' is vulnerable," Mr. Reilly said.

Mark Harper, the local MP, said the hospital needed to examine late night transport for vulnerable patients.

But the community that came together that night was still vulnerable to the economic forces tearing the city apart.