Sentence examples for day eve from inspiring English sources
As Independence Day eve drew to a close, Amy and I mapped out our remaining days in Vegas, primarily family activities for the next few days with a date night for us on July 7, the evening before her birthday.
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One day Eve told me that Shirley had a bad sore throat and thought her cancer had spread.
More specifically, it's the 15th annual April Fools' Day eve Easter egg hunt, involving "7,000 eggs" hidden in the "backyard" (Highgate Wood).
Sun 3pm, Toyota Park (ESPN) Scott Fenwick, Editor, On the Fire, Chicago Chicagoo Fire never says die … a 3-2 result at home against San Jose Earthquakes on Independence Day Eve marked yet another come-from-behind win for the Men in Red.
(Sinagra) NEW YORK DOLLS, OPTIMO, TIM SWEENEY (Sunday) This Columbus Day Eve party features a live set by the local glam-legends the New York Dolls and sets by the eclectic dance music DJ Optimo and Tim Sweeney from the Brooklyn dance-rock favorites DFA. 10 p.m., Avalon, 47 West 20th Street, Chelsea, (212) 807-7780; $25.
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Last Friday, Eve Dong, a freshman at Macalester College in St . Paul was one of those shoppers.
"They're flying out of the store," said Gina Varlaro, the commanding clerk in attendance, along with an earringed male sentry, on a recent Friday eve.
Each Saturday eve, Father Moynihan would note the presence of Mr. Wohlforth, who sat in the same seat with his family.
ON one half of the ballroom at the W Hotel last Wednesday eve during Art Basel Miami Beach, you had the super-rich and trust-funded — Stavros Niarchos, the Greek shipping heir; Brandon Davis, the oil heir; Peter Brant, the newsprint magnate.
