51.   Sharing the stage with No Doubt that winter night was the British rock band Bush, which offered the ska band an opening slot on its upcoming tour.

52.   She saw my electricity blip off one winter night, and she charged over with a flashlight to set the breaker.

53.   The apres-ski life is the biggest and most raucous it gets this side of Aspen, as the access road fairly vibrates with rhythm into the long winter nights.

54.   The Asian bishop had become the conqueror of the long winter night.

55.   The black leather coat and gloves looked woefully inadequate for a bitter Bosnian winter night.

56.   The flowers, which bloom into December here, are pollinated by an owlett noctuidad moth that flies on winter nights by shivering to keep warm, said Heinrich.

57.   The fluctuations in conception rates associated with long winter nights, evident before World War I, have essentially disappeared.

58.   The gilded pyramid at the top, illuminated after dark, is a friendly neighbor to have on longer winter nights.

59.   The researchers discovered a number of intriguing things about how ancestral humans may have spent their dark winter nights.

60.   The snow fell thickly that winter night.