How To Use Small hours In A Sentence
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In fact my whole being was permeated by the leaden-armed pervading weakness one feels when forced to work in the small hours.
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He held an audience of 16-year-olds spellbound, and afterwards stayed up with us until the small hours telling stories.
The Sun
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Scary fell off the wagon last night and got seriously mullered before rolling home in the wee small hours singing.
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Eventually got to bed in the small hours and woke up this morning with a mare of a hangover.
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Friends and family gathered and the revellers celebrated into the small hours.
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Some will let you view the northern lights; others afford the opportunity to spend the small hours clubbing.
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Some will let you view the northern lights; others afford the opportunity to spend the small hours clubbing.
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There's evidence to support this, too: where I used to go out carousing until the wee small hours during the week, I'm now more likely to be moderate and in bed by midnight - even on the weekends.
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Apparently the Springwatch wrap party was a raucous affair, carrying on well into the small hours.
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There were a dozen witnesses prepared to swear that McGuire had remained until the small hours, drinking coffee and quoting scripture.
DEATH OF AN UNKNOWN MAN
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To-night he would birl the bottle with Templandmuir as usual, till the fuddled laird should think himself a fine big fellow as being the intimate of John Gourlay -- and then, sober as a judge himself, he would drive him home in the small hours.
The House with the Green Shutters
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Moonlight nights are, as a rule, blank ones for the "sugarer" -- (Do the moths fly high to the light?) -- but I once had a grand capture of many specimens of the "sword-grass" (C. exoleta) on a bright moonlight and very windy night in February; and Dr. Knaggs says that on one occasion he met with night-flying moths literally swarming on a sugared fence in a field once in his possession, whither, in the small hours, he had taken a stroll with a friend on the brightest moonlight morning it was ever his lot to behold.
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For those that got in, we drank away until the wee small hours and talked of old times, japes and larks.
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Unfortunately, the neighbours create a hullabaloo into the small hours, which has made getting to sleep very bothersome.
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I lay awake through the wee small hours, waiting for the signal.
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Many staff see it as matter of a honour to be at their desks longer than their colleagues and send e-mails in the wee small hours to prove it.
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If you plan to stay up on election night, you could sustain yourself in the small hours with freshly baked pizza.
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His defection aggrieved her so bitterly, that the fiercest of her wrath turned upon him; and after a wrangle wherein all the parties concerned had made liberal use of those "aculeate and proper" words against which the wary Bacon warns his quarrelling readers, she flounced away into the darkness of the small hours of the stormy December morning, loudly avowing her determination never to see a sight of the ugly, dirty, mane-spirited poltroon, or open her lips to him as long as she had an eye or a tongue in her head.
Strangers at Lisconnel
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I lay awake through the wee small hours, waiting for the signal.
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I lay awake through the wee small hours, waiting for the signal.
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I found that I could work into the small hours without so much as feeling drowsy.
The Sun
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If you plan to stay up on election night, you could sustain yourself in the small hours with freshly baked pizza.
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The ringing of the tocsin, notoriously the call to insurrection since the memorable journées of 1789, marked the seizure of power in the small hours of the tenth by the central committee of the sections.
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Friends and family gathered and the revellers celebrated into the small hours.
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Most fatal accidents in Delhi occur in the small hours, when fast cars driven by young, wealthy and often drunk men hurtle across the city.
Delhi's traffic chaos has a character of its own | Jason Burke
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I found that I could work into the small hours without so much as feeling drowsy.
The Sun
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Small Hours is a sublime extended improvisation.
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The candles gutter as he works on through the small hours.
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For those that got in, we drank away until the wee small hours and talked of old times, japes and larks.
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The disco party went through the roof until the small hours of the morning.
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Small Hours is a sublime extended improvisation.
Times, Sunday Times
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After them the audience broke up into little cliques and had the jolliest little suppers the winter produced, with the inevitable "lancers" until the smallest of small hours.
Four Years in Rebel Capitals An Inside View of Life in the Southern Confederacy from Birth to Death
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Those who fancy a late-night meal with their drink can linger until the wee small hours (the rest are kicked out at midnight).
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They were arrested in the small hours of Saturday morning.
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Lying awake in the small hours, after falling asleep quickly, can become another maddening habit.
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Give this girl a gimmick, leave her to fiddle and footer about with it into the wee small hours and, in no time, she's smitten.
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Step 2 : Keep a journal in the small hours.
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Clearly he saw nothing odd about business meetings in the small hours.
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Lady Glencora was now in the habit of having Alice with her in what she called her dressing-room every evening, and then they would sit till the small hours came upon them.
Can You Forgive Her?
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Small Hours is a sublime extended improvisation.
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The first type centres around ‘can't-make-a-living-from-it’ ventures as struggling novelists wrestle with metaphors in the small hours.
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She was up until the small hours of the morning trying to finish her essay.
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The show will be a chill-out zone with a difference featuring music perfect for dreaming away the small hours.
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She remembered the sittings for "The Eve of St. Agnes" 1863—composed in the bleak December small hours in an unheated room—as "the severest task she ever undertook.
A Far From Model Marriage
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And toughen up show-stopping dresses with biker boots for a style that will keep you going into the small hours.
The Sun
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After that we went clubbing and danced until the small hours.
The Sun
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Frank fans haven't lived until they've heard the Basie-ized version of the great torcher "In The Wee Small Hours Of The Morning.
Tony Sachs: Frank Sinatra: Ten Years After His Death, The Best Is Yet To Come
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Glumness still inhabits the thoroughfares, but for a few hours, especially the wee small hours after the New York Yankees managed victories over the Arizona Diamondbacks that approached the surrealistic, there was revelling once more.
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I found that I could work into the small hours without so much as feeling drowsy.
The Sun
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We make an unholy mess in the kitchen, leave our clothes strewn up the stairs and go to sleep in the small hours.
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But after a whiskey-fuelled wrestle with his demons lasting into the wee small hours he lost his bottle and decided against the procedure.
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Some will let you view the northern lights; others afford the opportunity to spend the small hours clubbing.
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They were arrested in the small hours of Saturday morning.
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Balls could not have been more generous this morning, but the downside of the Miliband "new generation" strategy is that those who, like Balls, were hewing at the coal face of New Labour when the new leader was still a researcher on a political programme would be less than human if they didn't wake in the small hours thinking "it should have been me".
Ed Balls: room for the big beast?
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Many staff see it as matter of a honour to be at their desks longer than their colleagues and send e-mails in the wee small hours to prove it.
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Nutty lay awake in the small hours, worrying herself stupid.
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Apparently the Springwatch wrap party was a raucous affair, carrying on well into the small hours.
Times, Sunday Times
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A piece of election geekery to slip out and impress your friends with in the small hours tonight.
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An ideal adventure for beginners, this one should have you plugging away till the wee small hours of the morning.
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It was almost with a sense of panic that, in the small hours of this morning, I trawled through the internet news sources looking for something newsworthy and interesting not necessarily the same thing to park on the blog as our overnight story – or "Horlicks" as we have come to call it.
An establishment turning in on itself
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Sunburned bikers descended on the vacant lot across the alley to drink Schlitz and grill knockwurst and rev engines at small hours until Patty went outside in sweat clothes and said: Hey, you guys, you know what?
Franzen On The Book, The Backlash, His Background
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He held an audience of 16-year-olds spellbound, and afterwards stayed up with us until the small hours telling stories.
The Sun
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It will be particularly useful for early risers who once had to endure deafening music from Benidorm bars until the small hours.
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Some will let you view the northern lights; others afford the opportunity to spend the small hours clubbing.
Times, Sunday Times
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In the small hours of the morning the bloodstain was an omen that foretold violence and death.
Let The Dead Lie
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Ten months later Carolyn is the one worrying about work in the small hours while her husband is still glowing with fulfilment.
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Ben had just got in from a gig and a couple of bottles of vino and so he, Sarah, Marky and I stayed up chatting, drinking and playing games until the wee small hours.
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In the small hours of the morning, he found himself on the roof, staring out at a half-moon and a scattering of stars.
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The candles gutter as he works on through the small hours.
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