"working late nights" is a grammatically correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It can be used to describe a person's work schedule or routine of working late into the night. Example: She was exhausted from working late nights at the hospital, but she was dedicated to her job and didn't mind the long hours.
The cast and the crew gave it their all, working late nights, 15-hour days, trying to get it right.
But after working late nights, she said, she could hardly get out of bed in the morning.
As a teen, he was busy enough working late nights as an organist, in bands and bars — and then sleeping those nights off — that he was denied a diploma from Hicksville High.
Jacobson would come home late after working late nights in a restaurant and none of his friends would be awake to chat or hang out, so he started playing online poker, said his mother, Eva.
Weeks after the video shoot, as we sit in a poky pub beer garden, Carner talks about spending most of his early childhood with his grandparents in south London "because my mum was working late nights and I didn't have anyone else at home".
Through most of the young history of software engineering, the state of the art has been carried around in the heads of programmers working late nights in offices strewn with soda cans and pizza boxes, not in academic journals suitable for indexing and perusal by patent examiners.
Growing up in a poverty-stricken neighborhood in Auckland, New Zealand, Tyson works late nights to keep his family afloat.
Eight years earlier, he and I had met at a restaurant in Boston where we both worked late nights.
"Once you have an offer, maybe you don't want to work late nights three, four or five nights a week," she said.
Throughout, Mr. Parlá worked late nights, zipping between Barclays and the nearby Brooklyn Academy of Music Fisher Theater, where he was also creating a lobby mural.
I soon gleaned the hours he kept, who his best friend was at work, and how he held his baby when he worked late nights back home.
