Examples of 'more than a night' in a sentence
Meaning of "more than a night"
more than a night - This phrase is typically used to describe a situation or event that lasts longer than one evening, indicating multiple nights are involved. It implies that the duration exceeds the timeframe of a typical overnight occurrence
How to use "more than a night" in a sentence
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more than a night
Maybe take more than a night off.
I have never been away from her for more than a night.
Much more than a night in jail.
They rarely last more than a night.
Much more than a night at a hotel.
But never anything more than a night.
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It should not take you more than a night.
He never stayed more than a night in one place in any season.
We were never anyplace more than a night.
The price tag gets you more than a night in this underwater room.
If you landed there, you would stop for more than a night.
It is clear he will not spend more than a night abroad before someone harms him.
Absolutely . I have never been away from her for more than a night.
Continue that pattern for more than a night or two and you will grow more delirious.
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I have just always been a morning person more than a night person.
But I had hoped for something more than a night in, discussing square dancing and drinking Horlicks.
A Couple of times but never for more than a night.
That buys you a lot more than a night in the Lincoln Bedroom.
I swear . We were never anyplace more than a night.
She and Gabby have not spent more than a night apart since the day we adopted her.
We can stay there for more than a night.
This kind of happiness lasts more than a night -- it lasts for a lifetime.
You can not even hang onto a cripple for more than a night or two!
I haven't been with any woman for more than a night - well, consecutively - in years.
He will not feed you more than a night.
Well, there's nothing I love more than a night together with you.
She rarely stays for more than a night.
He rarely stayed in one place more than a night or two.
Visitors are expected to stay for no more than a night or two before moving on.
But this may turn out to be a lot more than a night in jail.
Very few people choose to stay more than a night in Trat town.
To hobble my investigation . Much more than a night in jail.
Oh, it doesn't usually take more than a night or two.
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