The phrase "a bit of evening" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a small amount of time or experience during the evening hours.
Example: "After a long day at work, I enjoyed a bit of evening by sitting on the porch with a book."
Alternatives: "a little evening" or "some evening time".
Woo is dressed down in a neon cagoule with a bit of last night's glitter in his stubble.
("I have fantasized about it, but never done it," he added. "Only a bit of midnight streaking by myself in the parklands around where I live").
Members are kept up to date with the various NXT activities and legislative achievements, and there are regular events, a bit of afternoon tea, a barbecue.
An early morning surf, followed by a bit of afternoon yoga, all washed down with a cold beer or two in the evening.
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This abbreviated tour got us to the Falsterbo peninsula, Sweden's southwestern corner, in time to catch a bit of late afternoon sun (O.K., it was 8 p.m. but the summer sunset was still more than two hours off).
"We came down last night and did a bit of training this morning and obviously, with the weather, we anticipated it". McInnes had been liaising with Thistle manager Alan Archibald throughout the day.
He did a bit of jogging this morning but that's all.
Aisling Creevy, from MeteoGroup, the weather division of the Press Association, said: "There was quite a bit of snow last night, most of it in south-east England and East Anglia.
Joe Lucido tells the blogger: "We felt quite a bit of shaking last night...The last couple of weeks have been like nothing we can remember here in San Benito County.
