night watcher

They passed the village boundary, where the night watchers were observing from their perches in the trees.

Soon the night watchers came in.

"But the owl calls-" "The night watchers don't know yet."

Night Watchers (Symphony No. 2) (for large orchestra; 1994)

'It's called the Night Watcher, I think.'

'Night watchers.'

'Don't some of those batty Jeppy folk call their prophet the Night Watcher?'

Andy moonlights as a night watcher of drug couriers at JFK Airport, and finds his worldview challenged by one detainee before an emergency involving another one.

Most crucial is Svetlana (Maria Poroshina), the trainee Night Watcher, who we know is extra special because she can enter the Second Level of Gloom.

In another brief passage of drafting this dialogue occurs: 'I tell you, nearly two days ago the Night Watcher smelt something, but will you believe me it was nearly another day before they started to send a message to Lugburz.'

Throughout his childhood, Gieco played with local bands such as a folkloric group called Los Nocheros (The Night Watchers) and Los Moscos (The Flies), a rock band that gained some popularity within Argentina.

She was one of the original cast members in the Tony Award-winning Broadway musical Ain't Misbehavin', and in 2009, starred in a one-person performance called The Night Watcher at Primary Stages in New York City.

Were it not for the agitation of the sentries, he would have dismissed the apparition as the product of a weary mind, but the night watchers kept flitting about up under the stars, swinging from tree to tree or rushing silently along barren limbs to scrutinize something on the ground.