Sentence examples for better evenings from inspiring English sources

As he knocked back a bottle of Grolsch, he said that he'd had better evenings elsewhere.

This time, the balance is better: evenings split between Balanchine ("Square Dance," "Prodigal Son," and "Stravinsky Violin Concerto") and contemporary pieces.

If you work better in the evenings then wait until "not a creature is stirring, not even a mouse" before you hit the books.

"Review days are much better than parents' evenings," parent Lynsey Benson says, "as we are not wasting time travelling between classrooms and teachers, and there is time to get good feedback.

Red wines tend to go best with steak and other meats, while white wines are better on summer evenings and go well with lighter foods like shrimp or salads.

Sunday evenings are even better, she said, "because the guests will have had two free days".

8pm If it's chilly, book ahead for a cosy Breton-style evening of crepes, galettes and cider at Manouche 7. Summer evenings are better spent over burgers oozing cheese and other toppings at Kreuzburger 8, which has good choices for vegetarians, too.

Murrow spends the better part of two evenings each week preparing for his television shows and the better part of two more evenings putting them on.

Theatergoers who use plays as mood-setting preludes to romantic evenings had better look elsewhere.

Spring is here and as well as daffodils and longer evenings, the better weather heralds the start of the lawnmowing season.

The poet's interest in places spans the globe now, but it began with his native New Jersey, where (an early poem called "Poetics" says) "I have loved the air outside Shop-Rite Liquor / on summer evenings/ better than the Marin hills at dusk".