Almost every night sold out, and he says he found he felt sad on the final night.
And Abraham Lincoln was a close friend of the Blairs, so he used to visit here almost every night.
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Mr. Pizzarelli cooks almost every night and invites the neighbors over for tastings.
Given the Met's repertory system, there is a different opera onstage almost every night and a different one being rehearsed onstage during the day.
Kim says she moved so as not to use SWT because her commute saw her "arrive home totally stressed out almost every night".
He worked 12 hours a day at his retail wine shop and then built his own business at night, working almost every night from 8 pm to midnight.
It came up to him almost every night, in darkness, and he stood there in the freshly fallen snow, with the trees arching in low around him, breathing it in and out.
Mr. SISTERO: We just grilled out, pretty much almost every night and had a couple of sodas, and just talked about life and how good it was for him to be back home.
According to a 2011 poll, more than half of Americans between the ages of thirteen and sixty-four experience a sleep problem almost every night, and nearly two-thirds complain that they are not getting enough rest during the week.
Even so, she spent almost every night of my childhood cooking up homemade meatloaf, slow cookers full of oxtail soup, chicken casseroles and other Midwestern specialties just like her own mother had done, just like she thought she had to.
Caleta was drying up and emptying out until a coalition of Chilean environmental groups, Canadian researchers and international funding agencies decided to make use of the town's most valuable asset: Chamanchaca, a low-lying cloud that passes over the place almost every night.
It took all the region's wind turbines offline for about five hours and it expects to continue to pull the plug on them for a few hours almost every night until well into July, when enough snow in the Cascades and northern Rockies will have melted for the excess run-off (and therefore the excess power) to subside.
When you add in tennis, gymnastics, concerts and other events, Staples Center is busy almost every day or night during the year.
"You can see a few almost every clear dark night if you look long enough, but periodically the Earth passes through a dense swarm of these particles which have only recently come from their parent comet, giving what we call a meteor shower, " he said.
At two shows this fall Dutta sold almost every piece before opening night.
And McClaren paid for the multi-million pound defeat with his job after England proved second best on the night in almost every department.
They depict an almost adolescent view of romance: Every night on the town leads to bliss.
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Servers have been down during peak playing hours every night, and customer service issues have almost become a meme on social media sites.
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In the United States, the three national networks, once watched by almost every sentient being in the land, now split fewer than half the audience between them each night.
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That is, here is a glaring waste of electric power, fully lighting a business through all its nighttime inactivity, every single night, for no purpose at all except to advertise its presence to almost empty midnight streets.
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