evenings造句

What about evenings and bedtime?

Surely you have some evenings free.

He never lacked company in the evenings.

I'm a typical spoilt expat and eat out most evenings.

Electrical storms provide spectacular entertainment for summer evenings.

The heat in the day. The cool evenings.

Geneva is deserted in the evenings and at weekends.

Lao li devotes two evenings to learning English each week.

Academic pressure, family relations, and even 45-degree evenings are not hypocritical.

All the shops in central London stay open late on Thursday evenings.

She had named a place where they could meet after work, four evenings hence.

I enjoy acting as an emcee of many lectures and evenings.

The old girl in there runs the saloon bar at the pub in the evenings.

They are all wonderful ways of adding interest to your outfit, and keeping warm on those cooler spring evenings.

He usually takes a short walk in the evenings and is always home by seven o 'clock.

In exams, if you work very, very hard in the evenings you are going to do an awful lot better than if you spend your evenings in the pub.

Visit some local restaurants and bars and see if you can entertain their customers for a few evenings.

Avid fans of the show attribute the loss of ratings to a misjudgement on the part of FOX Network for airing the second season on Friday evenings instead of Tuesday evenings.

but in the evenings, they learned much more of the intellectual discipline, of what it was to be an artist.

On cold winter evenings, he told her stories about the stars and how they got in the sky.

Well, who is; but who has good music, and amuses people on sunday evenings, when the whole of New York is dying of inanition.

In the evenings, before the 10:05 p. m. lockdown, she reads through streams of letters, including from anti-secrecy enthusiasts who view her as a whistleblower.

I can think of almost nothing that gives me so much - OK, I'm going to use the word - joy as our Sunday evenings of quartets and quintets.

Choose a dark blue with either a pinstripe or windowpane pattern. The pinstripe is more formal and can be worn for business or evenings out.

If you start work earlier, you may get done earlier, giving you a chance to spend the early evenings with your kids before they go to bed.

A spokeswoman said: "We have increased the capacity of our large lecture theatres by 10%, and some schools have opted to split up their groups and duplicate lectures in the evenings."

I've spent several happy evenings jumping in the water and being washed 100 metres up river in 30 seconds, lying on my back with a classic African sunset spotlighting my course.

What Drouet said about the girl's grace, as she tripped out evenings accompanied by her mother, caused Carrie to perceive the nature and value of those little modish ways which women adopt when they would presume to be something.

He's a wine merchant, so most evenings end with a bottle or two, and he often jokes that he hasn't been stone-cold sober since he left school in 1982.

Child culture, in the person of Big Bird and Barney the Dinosaur, invades the home and takes over the conversation and the television, and child activities dominate evenings and weekends.

Where is the glory of life? Wake up in the morning, glittering in the face, smiling to welcome the future. At noon, the splendor was on the waist and lived upright in the present. In the evenings, the brilliance is on the feet, and the feet are solid.

I sleep late, fish a little, play with my children, and take a siesta with my wife. In the evenings, I go into the village to see my friends, have a few drinks, play the guitar, and sing a few songs.

On summer evenings when Lu Xun was lying on a small wooden table under an osmanthus tree to enjoy the evening cool, she would sit by the table with a palm-leaf fan in her hand. Waving the fan, she would tell him stories or ask him riddles.