Sentence examples for during a long evening from inspiring English sources
It's also got fiscal stability," Powell explained, during a long evening interview in his surprisingly modest office in St Helier.
One of its early claims to fame was a stunningly played marathon: all six of Bartok's perilously difficult string quartets during a long evening at Alice Tully Hall in 1981.
Its alluring, undulating curves and almost erotic aroma would no longer be the material of daydreams during a long afternoon in the office.
I know exactly where it was and have seen old photographs of it, but during a long afternoon spent tramping over the area I was unable to find a single undeniable surviving feature.
In a desperately needed dose of hope during a long night of frustration, two men were pulled alive from beneath 30 feet of debris near the World Trade Center.
It reads less like literature and more like a fleshed-out screenplay for a 70's disaster flick: strangers cross paths with a homicidal maniac down at the local mall, relate intensely to one another during a long night of machine-gun fire and then go their respective ways, either sadder, wiser or dead.
Check: If none of these things are to be found, you are probably listening to one of the longer works of Morton Feldman, whose "For Philip Guston" was performed at the Paula Cooper Gallery on Sunday during a long afternoon that started at 3 and ended after 7 30.
(AP) — Two suspects in the Boston Marathon bombing killed an MIT police officer, injured a transit officer in a firefight and threw explosive devices at police during their getaway attempt in a long night of violence that left one of them dead and another still at large Friday, authorities said as the manhunt intensified for a young man described as a dangerous terrorist.
She also argues that Ms. Knox was pressured into a confession in the wee morning hours after a long night of relentless questioning, during which she was coaxed by an interpreter who said it was "normal to forget the details of a trauma".
It is based on a recollective conversation that took place between Malraux and General de Gaulle during a luncheon and a long afternoon on Dec. 11, 1969, in de Gaulle's country residence at Colombey.
