Sentence examples for was 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!?
It was nights out partying and meeting fashion industry insiders that led to her first styling jobs.
When not dieting, he loves Italian food, and his most highbrow indulgence was nights at the opera.
It was nights like this when the sheer joy emanating from that stage transcended the difficulties of trying to operate the place.
He added, with a candor that will make Cleveland cringe: "It was nights like this that I thought about when I made the choice".
It was nights like these that Friday night football was designed for, and Motherwell supporters packed out the away end at New Douglas Park, welcoming the teams out with a colourful card display.
"When I think NY, I think drum and bass, I think late mornings at Twilo, Sound Factory and Tunnel, I think Danny on Friday and Junior on Saturday it was nights like these that changed the way I listened to music," says Cantrelle.
SCHULTZ: It was night terrors.
"I'm morning and he was night.
"Prison Break" was night and day.
This month's theme was Night and Day.
