Sentence examples for an agreeable evening from inspiring English sources

It was an awkward moment, quickly brushed aside by our collective desire to keep an agreeable evening relatively agreeable.

If the weather is fine — and it was blissful on the night I was there — that may be all you require for an agreeable evening of Shakespeare in the Park.

It's an agreeable evening, but shouldn't it be braver, wilder, more mystical?

The worry about Turner followed an otherwise agreeable evening at Petco Park.

First of all, the signal model should always lead to an impression of an agreeable sound even at low bit rates.

He was a very happy person, very agreeable, even though he was almost paralysed, he was very happy and he really did not realise that he might not recover.

An Oct. 29, 1980, memorandum titled "First and Last Annual Receptionists' Awards" listed honors for the "most elusive" staffer (James Brady, who went on to become Reagan's press secretary and was shot when an assassin tried to kill the president in 1981) and "most agreeable, even after being put on hold" (George Bush, Reagan's running mate).

She was far too agreeable even when she wasn't drunk.

Servers, on two visits, were unfailingly agreeable, even when I needed repetition of the long list of specials, which would have been unnecessary had it been printed.

There are several stories that will mark baseball's fine last evening, but the most agreeable, even for this Red Sox fan, is that of Dan Johnson, who'd spent part of the season in the minor leagues despite being among the team's great hopes going into the season.

Similarly, Ji Kang would find Zhong Hui's attempt to accommodate learning and effort agreeable, even though he had rejected Zhong's overtures to befriend him and in the end was put to death at Zhong's instigation.