An hour passed, another, and another; the arctic night descended.

Her tone was no warmer than an arctic night.

Prior to announcing his sentence, Burns told Balfour: You have the heart of an arctic night.

Surely, for most of us, an arctic night would be insupportable without O. Henry and Stevenson.

It seemed almost too good to be true: it was like the sun rising after the long arctic night.

Before Ross's party had reached the base there had been a blast which split the arctic night wide open.

There's nothing in the world that makes beasts out of men-most men-more quickly than an arctic night, Mrs. Keith.

And if he laid over, he knew that he would get you, for many things may happen in an arctic night.

It was this miracle of arctic night, its suddenness and unexpectedness, that had startled her, he thought, and he laughed softly.

It was not till the last day of November that we entirely lost sight of the sun, and the long arctic night commenced.

For three months Wapi had been the property of Blake, and it was now the dead of a long and sunless arctic night.

But despite all the varied and transient beauties of the northern skies in winter, the long arctic night is undoubtedly depressing in the extreme.

The sun's power had weakened before the advance of the Arctic night.

She arced briefly through the Arctic night, crash-landing on the Typhoon's deck.

He used to spend long Arctic nights elaborating, making over his plans.

The long hours of the Arctic night might be awaited in perfect security.