Sentence examples for wicked night from inspiring English sources
In a city notorious for wicked night life, this generation of businesses represents a continuation of a boozy after-dark tradition and a break from Reno's seedy past.
The first books to be published under the Forever Yours imprint will be "Ember," a gothic historical romance by Kristen Callihan, and "Once Upon a Wicked Night," a historical romance by Jennifer Haymore.
A few weeks ago, he was standing at the fish counter in Waitrose, Berkhamsted, when an elderly couple came up and said: "You were magnificent!" Which, as he says, "is not like some young kids in Reeboks coming up and saying, 'God, you were wicked last night in Bristol.' And it just felt really good that I'd actually got through to older people".
"Hey, I thought of a wicked definition this morning, yeah?
On the highest peak of this heap, some wicked wag this morning erected a monument, inscribed, 'Sacred to the memory of the Street Inspector.' " The Commercial Advertiser expressed annoyance with the 1825 equivalent of scooters: "The driving of hoops upon the side-walks, has become an annoyance.
The lead characters' marriage endures a wicked dark night of the soul and neither of them have much enthusiasm.
Wicked Wicked (Young Vibez).
We're called Wicked Evolution (7).
The Pantages sits near the intersection of Hollywood and Vine, in the midst of the apartment-and-hotel-room boom (the Broadway recently opened, the W is on its way), showing "Wicked" to tourists night after night.
By Dana Goodyear August 12, 2008 The Pantages sits near the intersection of Hollywood and Vine, in the midst of the apartment-and-hotel-room boom (the Broadway recently opened, the W is on its way), showing "Wicked" to tourists night after night.
