Sentence examples for winning night from inspiring English sources

CBS executives said that moving "C.S.I.," which has proved to be a strong audience draw on Friday nights, is part of an effort to create a winning night of programming on Thursdays, a night that has been dominated by NBC for more than a decade.

Some argue that the only way to solve a problem like Maria is to shoot her after the overture, but Kerryson, who has breathed life into the most lumbering of mid-20th-century musicals, should climb this mountain and deliver a winning night out for all the family amid the edelweiss.

Toss in Raúl Esparza as a big band crooner/bad guy, Jacob Ming-Trent (so good in Father Comes Home From The Wars) in numerous smaller roles and of course Linklater and Rabe as two lovers and you've got yourself a winning night of theater.

At a time when the traditional broadcast networks are hemorrhaging viewers, Joe Uva's Univision has been posting gains and winning nights against the channel's English-language competition.

While it won't be won overnight, it is won night in and night out as parents talk with their children about bullying.

"CNN won the night last night," Mr. Bewkes said in a conference call with analysts.

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She probably felt pretty good about winning the night's "Who Would You Rather?" poll as well.

The second installment of the Grammy-winning "Night Train to Nashville: Music City Rhythm & Blues 1945-1970" (CMF/Lost Highway/Universal) will arrive in stores on Sept. 20, as a companion piece to the exhibition of the same name at the Country Music Hall of Fame.

Following Monday night's annual Met Gala, everyone on the internet seemingly agreed that Rihanna had won the night.

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