late-night

[ˈletˌnaɪt]

Definition:
1. Happening late at night.
2. Used to describe events, especially entertainments, that happen late in the evening or late at night.

Use 'late-night' in a sentence:

1. Fast-food companies are also adding midday and late-night snacks, such as blended drinks and wraps.
2. After art viewing and after-parties, a late-night snack is in order during Art Basel.
3. Like college freshmen eating habits and indulge in too much late-afternoon or late-night high-fat snacking.
4. So late-night work email may not be the only thing ticking you off-the blue glow of your machine may also be getting you down.
5. You meet a girl at a late-night restaurant, she’s texting you the next day.
6. I don't know what I'm gonna do without those late-night grilled cheeses, but.
7. For many families, Christmas Eve also marks the late-night arrival of Santa Claus.
8. This mind-power trick may seem far-fetched, like something from a late-night science fiction movie or the back of an old comic book.
9. You learn the difference when you watch a lot of late-night cop shows,
10. Dictionaries also can arbitrate disputes that arise during a game of Scrabble or late-night conversations.
11. So to stop from shopping on Black Friday, you may need to top up with a late-night Turkey club.
12. I went on Arsenio Hall's late-night TV show, which was especially popular with younger viewers.
13. Then it is on to the late-night and late-late-night comedy shows.
14. Try to be better about skipping the late-night TV or web browsing when you have work early in the morning.
15. He has a regular slot on the late-night programme.
16. Evict late-night television from your bedroom.
17. They answered your late-night phone calls even when you were just calling for money.
18. At its formal upfront presentation Wednesday afternoon, CBS played up its new late-night lineup.
19. The White House's terms were put before carmakers late on Thursday and agreed in late-night discussions.
20. In addition, local businesses that used to advertise during our late-night news program have just canceled their advertising contracts with us.
21. Robert, a dramatic late-night arrival. What can an old cripple do for you?
22. Max and I have a little late-night treat for you.
23. I wonder if the people living there have any late-night emergencies like the one I encountered 25 years ago.
24. Apparently, he devised the sandwich for late-night poker players at the Blackstone Hotel.
25. with satire penned into the safe fold of late-night television.
26. This includes late-night television and computer use.
27. And to spice things up, some crazy flashback scenes of late-night coding binges.
28. The late-night parties make the hotel a haven for night owls and a hell for anyone with children.
29. AIG's board approved the rescue package at a late-night meeting.
30. I can't recall any late-night heart-to-hearts with him,
31. He uses his place as a kind of salon for late-night art shows and concerts.
32. A satisfying dinner will help you avoid a late-night pigout.
33. Past studies have linked late-night music listening with better sleep in those with insomnia7, perhaps because it can relax the body.
34. Disembarking a late-night flight, he ran into someone sporting a Pebble on his wrist.
35. Is that where you found this diet, on some late-night infomercial?
36. Apart from* sating your appetite for food, late-night snacks in China are also about socializing and relaxing.
37. A kinkajou's pollen-dusted cheek tells of a late-night nectar binge in an Ochroma, or balsa, tree.
38. He used to make late-night phone calls to his wife back home.
39. it meant more sleepy late-night trips to Babies-R-Us and Target to buy gear after our son was born.
40. The increase was not seen in people with other eating patterns, including snacking and late-night eating.
41. those late-night conversations where you challenged each other and learned from each other.
42. I watched a late-night film yesterday at home.
43. A new late-night service is now operating.
44. He would no longer have to use the computer for his late-night reading.
45. Worries about the effects of late-night cramming led the government to force cramming schools to close by 10 p.m.
46. A late-night search was called.
47. I'm not doing late-night feedings by the beer taps.
48. One morning you wave goodbye, and that very evening you're burning the late-night oil in sympathy.
49. In London late-night taxis are elusive and far from cheap.
50. Over the past year, our late-night news program has devoted increased time to national news and less time to weather and local news.
51. This is not because the EU is about to start holding late-night cliffhanger votes.
52. In Denver late-night taxis are elusive and far from cheap.
53. He is increasingly active in harrying the government in late-night debates.
54. Saturday night was a late-night shopping night.