late-night

A half dozen of the most senior American national security officials were summoned to a hurriedly called late-night emergency meeting in the White House Situation Room.

The Prize Daniel Yergin 2008

A half dozen of the most senior American national security officials were summoned to a hurriedly called late-night emergency meeting in the White House Situation Room.

The Prize Daniel Yergin 2008

They called it the war of pyjamas because they'd take people from their beds at night, that's what they're doing now, he said, referring to late-night raids made by the security forces on the fringes of the city.

The Guardian World News 2011

For instance, the Barry team called a late-night press conference to denounce Watts’s psychiatric fitness, and she showed up in the middle of it, loudly denouncing their denunciation.

FLY FISHING WITH DARTH VADER MATT LABASH 2010

So for me those "TV Ears" may be a good idea for my late-night TV viewing so as not to disturb anyone.

Developing An Ear for Spanish 2009

So for me those "TV Ears" may be a good idea for my late-night TV viewing so as not to disturb anyone.

Developing An Ear for Spanish 2009

To the delight of late-night television comedians, President George H.W. Bush used to talk incessantly about “prudence,” but in fact the term is a deadly serious watchword for the “realist” school of foreign policy.

What Would Wilson Do? 2010

So for me those "TV Ears" may be a good idea for my late-night TV viewing so as not to disturb anyone.

Developing An Ear for Spanish 2009

Straight ahead, in the dining room, is an oblong table of polished blond wood around which political strategy has long been planned in late-night meetings.

Jacob’s Ladder 2009

Daniel discovered the late-night fun of watching Jon Stewart and David Letterman, two silly guys he'd never seen before.

Whooping Cough 2010