By the Lord, never in my life have I nighted a night so sweet as yesternight!
My brother concluded that there was some good cause for this and nighted alone in the mill.
Queen Good Hamlet, cast thy nighted colour off,[146] And let thine eye look like a friend on Denmark.
Then said the three Kalandars, "Would Heaven we had never entered this house, but had rather nighted on the mounds and heaps outside the city!
Set the Old Serpent, men said, banished long ago from the Hyborian races, yet lurked in the shadows of the cryptic temples, and awful and mysterious were the deeds done in the nighted shrines.
More than once, passing a nighted arch he seemed to feel the glare of unseen eyes fixed upon him.
Half mythical and altogether horrible, these apes were the goblins of Hyborian legendry, and were in reality ogres of the natural world, cannibals and murderers of the nighted forests.
The palace of King Tarascus seemed a shadowy, nighted place, that shunned natural illumination.
Men cried out on Mitra, and muttered against the king; for somehow, throughout the kingdom, the word was whispered that the king was secretly addicted to loathsome practises and foul debauches in the seclusion of his nighted palace.
The rocky ground hurt her slim feet in their soft slippers and she felt very small and helpless in that brutish, primordial blackness among those colossal, nighted crags.
There seemed to be neither windows nor doors in the walls, or else they were concealed by the nighted tapestries.
So I met them and welcomed them and seated them, and soon I arose and cooking for them food ate in their company and we nighted together; and when it was morning I presented each and every of them with an hundred dinars.
Good Hamlet, cast thy nighted colour off, And let thine eye look like a friend on Denmark.
So they all nighted in that intent and on the morrow they set out for the dwelling of the Devotee, this one carrying his son and that one bearing his brother.
Their arrival there befel at the last of the day; so they nighted in their ship, and when the morn was near to dawn, the young king landed, that he might go to the Hammam, and walked marketwards.
The caravan wherewith he fared came by night to the gate of a city; but the warders would not open to them, for there were lions there; so they nighted without the walls.
FN#373] Accordingly, they returned to their house and nighted there, and the man arose in the morning, assured that this was all but phantasy and fascination.
Whenas nighted the night, the Wazir presented himself before the King, who bade him relate the promised story.
They nighted on this wise and next morning the Jew rose up in haste and went out to order new shackles, whereupon Zayn al-Mawasif arose and repaired with her women to the court-house, where she found the four Kazis and saluted them.
So Abu Niyyah seated himself by his side and nighted with the merchant until the morning.
Abu Niyyan accepted the charge and they went upon the road together and as often as they entered a town they nighted therein for a single night or two and in the morning they departed therefrom.
So they nighted in that site and when it was morning they resumed their march, all in gladness and happiness for that the Sultan had recovered his son Mohammed.
They nighted in that stead and the tidings soon reached the ears of the youth's wife, the Princess who had been saved from the Elephant, and she said to her sire, "I also needs must go to him and forgather with him.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "nighted" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
