night coach

American  

Or nightcoach

noun

1. the class of airline coach at a lower fare than regularly offered, often restricted to late-night journeys.

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Etymology

Origin of night coach

First recorded in 1835–45; night + coach

Example Sentences

When Luka Doncic plays in his first exhibition game of the season for the Lakers against the Phoenix Suns Tuesday night, Coach JJ Redick said the plan with his star is pretty simple.

From Los Angeles Times

“Our goaltending has been outstanding throughout the year and given us a chance to win virtually every single night,” coach Dave Hakstol said last month.

From Seattle Times

“Got us off to a great start again tonight and continued to provide it throughout the night,” coach Dave Hakstol said.

From Seattle Times

As he gathered his Washington Capitals in the hours before they played the New York Islanders on Wednesday night, Coach Peter Laviolette did not stray from the message he had delivered time and time again over the past few weeks.

From Washington Post

“The chemistry of that group is important. It’s changed from night to night,” coach Dave Hakstol said.

From Seattle Times