The phrase "all evenings" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to every evening in a general sense, often in contexts discussing routines, events, or activities that occur regularly during the evening.
Example: "I enjoy reading a book all evenings after dinner to unwind."
Alternatives: "every evening" or "each evening".
As the evening progressed, as all evenings do, I anxiously awaited my long anticipated interview with Alex and Allyson Grey.
Yes, besides the first evening of the institute, you will have all evenings free to explore the Bay Area.
All evenings begin at 7 30 with a special pre-performance video documentary tracing the alliance's 20 years of theatrical mixes and matches.
Sets through Sunday night are at 8 and 10; cover charge is $30 tonight and Sunday, $32.50 tomorrow, with $10 minimum all evenings (Ratliff).
For instance, if I were to write '"Fred and I had some decent grub before shoving off into the filthy night", it would become "Frederick and I partook of a sumptuous repast before once more going abroad into that most abysmal species of all evenings".
Of particular interest were Salonen's collaborations with American stage director Peter Sellars on such productions as The Tristan Project (2004), a multimedia concert presentation of Richard Wagner's opera Tristan und Isolde; one act was played on each of three successive evenings, and all were accompanied by a video by Bill Viola.
A Valentine's Day celebration does not have to be an all-evening affair.
Time is at one point telescoped and rushed ahead, with the after-church drinking scene becoming an all-day, all-evening affair.
The mural-covered Pazzaluna Urban Trattoria and Bar, 360 St. Peter Street, (651) 223-7000, is popular for either an all-evening multicourse dinner or a quick stop before or after a downtown event.
The reality-TV star was coming from New York, where she was taking part in Fashion's Night Out, an all-evening party aimed at stimulating retail income.
What should I be on the lookout for?" "He was hooded, as I stated, wandering casually, sipping a tankard of tea, and nibbling at a small packet of colorful pastilles bought from the all-evening apothecary, no doubt!
