1. Fools look to tomorrow, and wise men use tonight. 

2. The ship is expected to make harbor tonight.

3. If u're free, why don't we go out tonight?

4. Why are you so insistent that we leave tonight?

5. I reserved a room for tonight.

6. I promised him that I'd stay sober tonight.

7. Sorry, the hotel is full up tonight.

8. She was in good voice at the concert tonight.

9. Mr. Marce will host a reception tonight.

10. There is heavy traffic in the downtown area tonight.

11. I'm thinking of giving my boyfriend a miss tonight.

12. I'm sorry. We're all booked up tonight.

13. Tune in to BBC tonight at 9 o'clock.

14. Will you escort this young lady to the dancing party tonight ?

15. I don't feel like cooking tonight, it's too much hassle.

16. He can't go with you; he has to study up tonight.

17. Help me to groom the horses for the show tonight.

18. I really don't want to go out with Helen and Greg tonight - can't we put them off ?

19. I'd like to make a reservation for eight people at six o'clock tonight.

20. A couple of the kitchen staff are on holiday so I'm wearing my chef's hat tonight.

21. This is the second time to-night she has gone out of her way to be sensitive to Oregon.

22. Where shall we go to sleep to-night?

23. Drink this, and then take nothing more to-night.

24. To-night Youth sat in the opposite corner.

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25. Cainy and I haven't tined our eyes to-night.

26. Well, I am going to lodge there to-night.

27. To-night he was particularly so, since his report to the company had been favourably commented upon, his new samples had been satisfactorily selected, and his trip marked out for the next six weeks.

28. Then I noticed that that was your natural look, and to-night I saw it again.

29. "There cannot be two queens, " said the king to himself, "so to-night I will watch in the nursery."

30. The full effect of a single atomic bomb could be fairly judged to-night as reports of the attack on Hiroshima came in from Allied sources.

31. "That's too bad, " he said, stepping away and adjusting his vest after his slight bending over. "I was thinking we might go to a show to-night. "

32. "Well, we're almost the last to-night, " said one of the men sheepishly . "The orchestra left half an hour ago.

33. To-night, disturbed as was his state, he was rather relieved to find company, and now that notabilities were gathered, he laid aside his troubles for the nonce, and joined in right heartily.

34. It was a three-mile walk, along a dry white road,[] made whiter to-night by the light of the moon.

35. She thought of her life in Columbus, when she carried coal; to-night she was in Egypt, at this great hotel, the chatelaine of a suite of rooms, surrounded by every luxury, Lester still devoted to her.

36. We got to run the mangle to-night, but Thursday we'll knock off at six.

37. There is sure to be an assault, but the fort will hold to-night.

38. To-night he was brooding over this, the moon shining down into the grounds with an exuberant , sensuous luster.

39. To-night, however, she was the first to go to their common chamber; and she had dozed when the other girls came in.

40. LORD. Do you intend to stay with me to-night ?

41. And now to-night my flute has waked the echoes over that very water.

42. Worst of all, he was hungry and weary, and at best a whole day must intervene, for he had not heart to try again to-night.