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Examples
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` ` It's like we've done it night-in, night-out. ''
USATODAY.com 2008
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Teaming up with the sainted Tina Fey, Carell plays a stuck-in-a-rut dullard whose regular night-out with the wife turns into an outlandish crime drama after the pair adopt false identities to sneak a table at a swanky restaurant.
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You've got young guys who aren't going to make veteran plays night-in and night-out.
USATODAY.com 2008
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The brick-and-mortar stores are evaporating, and a night-out to the multiplex requires more time and energy (and money) than ever before.
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` ` He plays real good for us night-in and night-out.
USATODAY.com 2007
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The Wolves lost by 29 points at Memphis on Saturday and by 15 to San Antonio on Friday, a disturbing trend for a young team that, up until then, had at least shown plenty of effort night-in and night-out.
USATODAY.com 2007
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` ` We usually go out on the floor and play hard night-in and night-out.
USATODAY.com 2007
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Compton said he was mugged and raped after a night-out in Houston, and within months tested positive for the deadly virus in 1992.
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` ` Night-in and night-out he makes those kinds of shots. ''
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It is just a matter of him being consistent night-in and night-out in delivering those skills. ''
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