Sentence examples for certain evenings from inspiring English sources
To allow for nighttime viewings, Storm King will offer guided walks after dusk on certain evenings when the moon is full.
The food is good, the piano-playing lively, and on certain evenings, Mr. Kaplan organizes poetry readings on the second floor, which gives the restaurant its salon quality.
Roberto Meneghetti is a laid-back host, but on certain evenings he may put on his favourite tango music and wheel one of the customers round the restaurant.
This is a level of playing Mr. Muti can find on certain evenings at La Scala Opera in Milan, where he is music director, but orchestra quality in most of Italy ranges from mediocre to bad.
Full marks to the Royal Opera House, which I hear is appointing 21 student ambassadors to plug the Royal Opera and Royal Ballet on campuses across the country, particularly their £10 student standby tickets, with, on certain evenings, the entire amphitheatre given over to students.
On certain evenings, the main medicine man himself, Albert Trummer, stood in the back bar lined with classic Latin-labeled druggist vials and soothed grateful patrons with curative elixirs and stress-relievers, even as he mesmerized them with his mixological rituals.
Her close association with W.B. Yeats, with nationalist aspirations, and with certain stormy evenings at the Abbey Theatre, made her famous in her day, but it seems that her day has passed.
But on certain balmy late summer evenings, it's possible to imagine that the magical island in question is none other than Manhattan.
The Cornelia St. Cafe still has above it an elderly Italian lady who at a certain hour on Monday evenings begins hammering on the floor of her apartment.
Furthermore, lighter evenings deter certain types of crime, such as burglary and muggings before people return from work or as they travel home.
Simple solutions such as later starting times work for the company, too, because often we'll run training or events in the evenings, where certain staff need to be on hand.
