Sentence examples for consecutive evenings of from inspiring English sources

Last night was the first of three consecutive evenings of contemporary-art auctions.

Phillips's sleek salesroom on 57th Street was jammed last night with collectors and dealers from all over the world who had come to New York for the first of four consecutive evenings of contemporary art auctions.

Concerts of 20th-century British chamber music are not standard fare in New York, so it was a pleasant surprise when Bargemusic scheduled not one but four consecutive evenings of intriguing and ambitious programs performed by the group Chamber Domaine of London.

Among the other attractions: Buster Keaton's silent film classic "Steamboat Bill," screened with live organ accompaniment (July 17 at 8 p.m. in Middletown's Church of the Holy Trinity); a piano recital by Neely Bruce (July 24 at 7 p.m. in Crowell); and consecutive evenings of gypsy fire with the Noche Flamenca troupe of Spain (July 26-27 at 8 p.m. in the Center for the Arts Theater).

The three consecutive evenings of contemporary art auctions drew to a close with this remarkable occasion which, in spite of several dull passages and disappointing performances by those hot market stars Robert Gober Robert Gober and John Currin John Currin, posted a strong set of results.

Freight trains operated by EWS first ran over CTRL Section 1, on the consecutive evenings of 3 4 April 2004.

The emphasis is on three consecutive evenings on which concerts took place in the stadium.

Talk story about a visit, over two consecutive evenings, to the Brooklyn Academy of Music to see Laurie Anderson and her remarkable multimedia performance cycle entitled "United States".

"Frank Sinatra -- THE Diva!!," started by a California opera buff, was one of the most popular message threads on the Compuserve Music/ Arts Forum this summer; four books about Mr. Sinatra have just been published, and Carnegie Hall recently devoted three consecutive evenings to a stirring celebration of his life and work.

After touching on Lady Jane Grey in her series She-Wolves, Helen Castor devotes a three-parter on consecutive evenings to the nine-day reign of the first woman to be Queen of England in her own right.

Since the Open era began in 1968, the same two men have never met in three consecutive major singles finals, but Djokovic and Nadal have managed it, and they had to dig deep on consecutive evenings to earn the privilege.