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Example sentences for "first night"

  • The following list shows how we had spent our money:-- Lodging, first night 6d.

  • First night in a workhouse tramp ward--IV.

  • We thought that we should be able to sample only two workhouses after the first night, expecting to be detained two nights at each.

  • When it was the Five Hundred and Fifty-first Night, Quoth Dunyazad, "O sister mine, an thou be other than sleepy do tell us some of thy pleasant tales.

  • On first night of the news plaintiff was quite delirious; took six plates of alamode beef, and two pots of porter.

  • A comedy without mystery is Punch without a joke; Yates without a speech to the audience on a first night; or Bartley's pathos without a pocket-handkerchief.

  • His numerous admirers attended a first night at his theatre in a mood of comfortable anticipation, assured of something pleasant and frothy with a good deal of bright dialogue and not too much plot.

  • It struck her from time to time that darling Otie was perhaps a shade unresponsive, but she put this down to the nervous strain inseparable from a first night of a young author's first play.

  • You can't tell from a first night audience," said Mr Pilkington sombrely, giving out a piece of theatrical wisdom he had picked up at rehearsals.

  • Etienne, performing before Dinah, had all the success of a first night.

  • Madame de la Baudraye is figged out as if for a first night," said he --une premiere, the slang abbreviation for a first performance.

  • Dinah, who had never been at a first night's performance, was very full of natural curiosity.

  • A suspicion crossed my mind, marshaling a host of doubts and questions that had lurked there since my first night at Glenarm.

  • Bates had not mentioned Morgan or referred even remotely to the pistol-shot of my first night, and he had certainly conducted himself as a model servant.

  • The shot through the window the first night he was here seemed to shake him a trifle, but he’s quite settled down now, I should say, sir.

  • No author should attempt that on a first night.

  • She was uneasy if I missed a rehearsal, and had been almost panic-stricken when once or twice during our preliminary tour I had missed a first night in an important city.

  • We want to see this new piece at the Harmony so much; a first night to us quiet clerical folks, you know, is always such a treat.

  • And Gerald Deganway, who never missed a first night, simpering falsetto congratulations.

  • In thanking him, she suggested a night for dining together on her return; and Eric spent three days that were as restless and insupportable as the three hours before a first night.

  • Every reserved seat in the house was sold for Claude's first night.

  • It must be for Sennier's first night, I suppose.

  • To my first night at New York, then, I looked with much anxiety, and not without reason.

  • You can't tell from a first night audience," said Mr. Pilkington sombrely, giving out a piece of theatrical wisdom he had picked up at rehearsals.

  • Edward Henry's first night was an event of magnitude.

  • In the first newspaper, a very important one, he positively could not find any criticism of the Regent's first night.


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    Some common collocations, pairs and triplets of words:
    avoid the; first attempt; first birthday; first blush; first book; first call; first cousin; first down; first editions; first experience; first glance; first great; first hearing; first impressions; first introduced; first knew; first lesson; first love; first meridian; first performance; first period; first place; first vice; first winter; imperial authority; small square