Sentence examples for young night from inspiring English sources

The city's young night life thrives along Ashton Lane, just off Byres Road in the West End.

The first time Pete Selkowe had to dismiss someone, he was a young night city editor on a midsize daily newspaper in Westchester County.

But Abdul, utterly unfazed, takes a draw on his cigarette, the fifth or sixth of the young night, and exhales slowly.

As a sardonic drug dealer in "Go," from 1999, a frenetic cult comedy about young night crawlers in Los Angeles, he showed off his comic chops with a caustic riff on "The Family Circus".

Koistinen (Janne Hyytiäinen), a handsome young night watchman working for a high-tech security firm at a chilly, windswept modern business center, is twitted by his superiors, disdained by his colleagues, and rejected by women.

It centers on a young night-club manager, Bobby Green Joaquinn Phoenix), who has helped the Brooklyn police to arrest a Russian drug czar named Nezhinski Alex Veadovv).

In 1,076 words, the "Cabarets" essay had hit precisely the sophisticated young night-club-going, speakeasy-patronizing, up-and-coming, unimpressed-by-their-elders readership Ross was aiming for.

Despite these phase differences, shift type did not affect the duration of sleep on work days, except for nurses over the median age of 36, where older night-shift nurses had significantly shorter sleep durations on work days than younger night-shift nurses (p<0.01, Table 2).

When Toscanini was young, a night at the opera was an occasion for sinful fun.

Other valuable moments include rare clips of performers like Odetta (singing "Muleskinner Blues"), the gifted but nearly forgotten Fred Neil ("The Other Side of This Life") and the young Joni Mitchell ("Night in the City").

You all see how beautiful and young these night owls were, and how their friends were crying?