Meanings of traveling at night in English

They would have to use their cars, traveling at night.

And by traveling at night, when it is cooler, we can make better time.

We just came straight down here, traveling at night and hiding away by day.

Either way, traveling at night will be easier for the absence of the scorching heat.

While the birds are traveling at night they often call and chirp to each other.

Perhaps I had better do some traveling at night.

We can stop traveling at night.

The Pullmans were well filled, mostly with busy, eager, men who, like himself, were traveling at night to save the daylight for their work.

There was no time to explain (they never would) if they were to get back to the settlement without too much traveling at night.

Traveling at night is a risky undertaking and one I don't generally recommend.

Traveling at night, the men reached the Tibetan border in a brisk 10 days.

Traveling at night would be easier, if not safer.

Traveling at night was the way to go.

Traveling at night, because the Japanese occupied the roads during the day, we were able to reach a small detachment of soldiers guarding Balete Pass.

"It's cooler traveling at night."

"To be traveling at night?"