Use "small hours" em uma frase

1. ‘I held her head over the loo while she chucked up in the wee small hours

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2. He comes in for coffee … only it turns into a bottle of red wine and some bread and cheese … we sit and talk until the wee small hours … he makes me laugh a lot with his impressions of some of the teachers at his school

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3. Around the third night of my captivity in the apartment, late into the small hours, I heard a faint tapping coming from the pipe that connected the radiator in my room to the circuit of pipes that ran through the apartment

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4. Later that same night, in the small hours of Christmas Day, I lay on my mattress, nursing the mother of all headaches and feeling every breath burn through my clogged and battered nose and ribs

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5. of consumption from the rumble of small hours traffic

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6. in the small hours of dark recovery

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7. The knocking at my door ceased in the small hours

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8. I heard the clock chime the hour, the small hours,

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9. Instead they went back to the pub, via a local car park, and didn't come home until the wee small hours

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10. Then late into the small hours of another disturbed night Kirk

11. small hours of the morning in consultation with

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12. window, until the small hours of the morning finally

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13. small hours of the night, before returning shakily to their

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14. In the small hours of the night, he awoke and motioned me to move closer

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15. The warmth of the night earlier had given its place to a fresh, wet breeze that helped him stay awake despite the small hours

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16. She and Bridget would often talk into the small hours of the morning about their past and childhood

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17. Dancing into the small hours at the Irish venues often followed the sessions in the pubs

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18. That year was also marked by the loud knocking on the door in the small hours of an early winter morning

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19. Another night later also in the small hours, someone smashed the front window of the shop, stealing what could be reached through it and the police called again

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20. Christmas day was spent in restaurants and New Years Eve was a noisy Fiesta with fireworks and dancing into the small hours

21. the small hours poring over some text or other on some aspect of book produc-

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22. The party that night in the quickly converted maintenance hangar went into the small hours of the morning

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23. During the small hours of their second night on-board, as they were passing near a small Gehenna of an island called Lampedusa, the officer on watch had failed to spot two small craft delivering armed boarders to the stern of the ship

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24. Posted in the small hours of the morning, 12:30

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25. A clap of thunder shook him awake in the small hours of the night

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26. She would make her escape in the wee small hours when the guards were dozing

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27. I was out partying with a group of hotel guests, up well into the small hours

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28. It will be remembered that the Princess ran away on a Monday, arrived at Baker's in the small hours of Wednesday morning, and had now spent both Wednesday and Thursday in Symford

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29. Surely they would sit down to smoke a cigarette in the small hours, when it wasn’t so likely anymore that their boss would turn up to see what they were doing!

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30. They went to Les Halles in the small hours of the morning and had onion soup at Pied de Cochon

31. practiced until the small hours of the morning before I felt sure of

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32. The city was his, there in the small hours, the period between bars closing at four and the early risers at six, that was his golden time

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33. We ate, drank, and laughed to the small hours, meeting at

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34. We talked; or rather I listened into the small hours of the morning

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35. openly into the small hours of the morning about world history and its chequered

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36. On the minor gambling houses your worship may exercise your power, and it is they that do most harm and shelter the most barefaced practices; for in the houses of lords and gentlemen of quality the notorious sharpers dare not attempt to play their tricks; and as the vice of gambling has become common, it is better that men should play in houses of repute than in some tradesman's, where they catch an unlucky fellow in the small hours of the morning and skin him alive

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37. has been telling some yankee interviewer that you came to him in the small hours of the morning to ask him about planes of consciousness

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38. However, the plague was only one of the hazards to a sixteen-year-old girl running away from home, and Merthin ’s fertile imagination tortured him, in the small hours of the night, with thoughts of what might have happened to her

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39. I was decanted at Crewe in the small hours and had

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40. At that moment General Woundwort, out on the open grass below the bank, was facing Thistle and Ragwort in the checkered yellow moonlight of the small hours

41. Calling him in my sleepless small hours had become something of a habit

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42. And then, every ten days or so, there was drunk Lily, or worse (I was never sure), who would hammer on my door in the small hours, ignoring my protests about time and lost sleep, stumble past me with mascara-smudged cheeks and missing shoes and pass out on the little camp bed, refusing to wake when I left in the morning

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43. Especially since it had enabled him to get Natalie Foss up to his hotel room in the small hours

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44. She developed a passionate interest in savant syndrome, and when Charles was staying at the hotel they often sat up after August had gone to bed and talked into the small hours about her son’s abilities, and about everything else too

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45. The peculiar dreamlike state that suffuses the small hours

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46. London teemed with life into the small hours

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47. As a companion he acquires more importance than he ever had as a sort of minor genius in his way—as an original Italian sailor whom I allowed to come in in the small hours and talk familiarly to the editor of the Porvenir while the paper was going through the press

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48. In the small hours of the morning, our son, Matthew, was born

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49. In the small hours of April 2, we took the stage at Great Gildersleeves, a dive in the Bowery that made CBGB’s look quite fancy, but another address where the semi-hemi-demimonde hung out next to the Hells Angels

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50. I spent nights deep in The Wee Small Hours of the Morning, No One Cares, and Only the Lonely, that incredible run of intense ballad albums that Sinatra had cut for Capitol with Nelson Riddle; Where Are You? arranged by Gordon Jenkins, and Close to You and More, recorded with the Hollywood String Quartet

51. We had spent the previous evening at Joni’s house, talking into the small hours, listening to the jazz radio station while Joni trounced us at her pool table

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52. As he reached the door the new moon shone upon his face, just as the old one had done in the small hours of that morning when he had carried his wife in his arms across the river to the graveyard of the monks; but his face was thinner now

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53. During the small hours of the next morning, while it was still dark, dwellers near the highways were conscious of a disturbance of their night's rest by rumbling noises, intermittently continuing till daylight—noises as certain to recur in this particular first week of the month as the voice of the cuckoo in the third week of the same

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54. In the small hours she whispered to him the whole story of how he had walked in his sleep with her in his arms across the Froom stream, at the imminent risk of both their lives, and laid her down in the stone coffin at the ruined abbey

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55. Featherstone's room, and sat there alone through the small hours

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56. Grose—as I did there, over and over, in the small hours—that with their voices in the air, their pressure on one's heart, and their fragrant faces against one's cheek, everything fell to the ground but their incapacity and their beauty

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57. cease—for the time, at least—to have him to reckon with; and during the minute, accordingly, the thing was as human and hideous as a real interview: hideous just because it WAS human, as human as to have met alone, in the small hours, in a sleeping house, some enemy, some adventurer, some criminal

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58. But what I was thinking was that what had happened here in the small hours of the morning had been the ultimate in terror and agony

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59. Having set off in the small hours of the fourteenth, accompanied by a bugler and two Cossacks, Balashev reached the French outposts at the village of Rykonty, on the Russian side of the Niemen, by dawn

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60. He went to bed a little after midnight, and was awakened from lurid dreams in the small hours of Monday by the sound of door knockers, feet running in the street, distant drumming, and a clamour of bells

61. He learned they were the wife and the younger sister of a surgeon living at Stanmore, who had come in the small hours from a dangerous case at Pinner, and heard at some railway station on his way of the Martian advance

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62. They did everything to deserve the fees they were paid; they got up in the small hours of the morning, searched one house after another, took copies of papers and of books they found, read diaries, personal letters, made extracts from them on the very best notepaper and in beautiful handwriting, interrogated Katia Turchaninova ever so many times, and confronted her with all those whom they suspected of conspiracy, in order to extort from her the names of her accomplices

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63. Having set off in the small hours of the fourteenth, accompanied by a bugler and two Cossacks, Balashëv reached the French outposts at the village of Rykónty, on the Russian side of the Niemen, by dawn

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64. Yet, though Papa’s winnings or losings (upon which his substance practically depended) in no way interested her, she was always the first to meet him when he returned home in the small hours of the morning

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65. They sneak down late at night or in the small hours of the morning to the corn and wheat fields, break the fences, and trample the crops in a way that spells disaster to many a settler

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