13 Sentences With "make a night of it"

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So, pick a performance or a glitzy destination and make a night of it. from CNN
I like to imagine that he hoards a couple of episodes at a time, to make a night of it. from Refinery 29
To make a night of it, Sean recommends grabbing dinner at BLVD Bistro and ice cream at Sugar Hill Creamery or Harlem Shake. from The New York Times
Because you're asking people to leave their house, pay money, pay a babysitter, try to make a night of it, that whole thing. from Vox
Grab tickets and make a night of it — or, if you live far away, make sure they get to go with a friend or two. from Business Insider
Grab tickets and make a night of it together — or, if you live far away, make sure they get to enjoy their favorite band live with a friend. from Business Insider
Each running just 10 to 20 seconds, the films won't take long to watch, so make a night of it by grabbing a pizza or a taco and hanging till dark in nearby Maria Hernandez Park. from The New York Times
The parties are usually held in hotels, so employees who want to make a night of it can also get a discounted rate if they choose to stay there, and Bright Horizons will send someone to babysit their children in the hotel room during the party. from CNN
You're here for the pizza, of course, but gather a crowd and make a night of it with small plates and desserts by Mangieri's partners (the chefs Jeremiah Stone and Fabian Von Hauske of nearby Contra and Wildair) because, well, why just have dinner when you can have a pizza party instead? from The New York Times
She danced in the British film Let’s Make a Night of It (1937), which contained the first sequence of formation dance. In it she and Frank Ford, together with Victor Silvester and his wife and two other couples, danced to Jack Jackson and his band.
Celia May Lipton was born to Sydney Lipton, a violinist and bandleader, who starred in Let's Make a Night of It, and May Johnston Parker, on 25 December 1923 in Edinburgh, Scotland. She started her career as a singer in England and acted in movies. In 1952, she moved to New York City. She married Victor Farris, the inventor of the paper milk carton, in 1956.
The telegram boy arrives at George Budd's apartment at Medowsides, Long Island, and Briggs, George's butler, puts the telegram aside. Jim Marvin, a young dandy, enters through the window followed by a troupe of young people ("Let's Make a Night of It"). Jim's polo team has won a silver cup, and he's brought all his friends to George's house to celebrate. Jim is surprised to find that George is not home; George never goes out at night.
Families especially make a night of it, many arriving with blankets and picnic banquets, making for a very relaxed atmosphere. As with all the Domain concerts, Symphony in The Domain has a performance time of two and a half hours, although entertainment is provided for people who arrive early to secure vantage areas closer to the main stage. Keen classical music lovers have been known to camp overnight to mark their spots on the massive lawns of The Domain. On some years, crowds are welcomed to the event by the Lord Mayor of Sydney, and the Premier of NSW.