Sentence examples for effect on the evening from inspiring English sources

America, in particular, is worried by the humanitarian toll of the conflict.So there is great pressure on King Salman, the monarch, to keep his country's side of an agreement to a five-day truce, which came into effect on the evening of May 12th.

Old St tube (exit 5) and a short walk from Moorgate Tube, Liverpool Street mainlines station, and close to taxis and buses.

Stephen assures me this has an amazing effect on the evening.

The association started putting the new system into effect on the morning that Mr. Wasendorf tried to kill himself.

Operation Jackboot goes into effect on the night of June 12, decreed in the name of a co-opted God, despised and derided by a clear majority of Iranians.

Prince premiered a new song, "Cause and Effect," on the radio this morning, and it's making its way across the Internet.

Modern tents tend to be effectively weatherproofed, however, and those who manage a few hours' sleep can enjoy the sensation of rising at dawn and going outside to discover the effect of the night's events on the leaderboard.

It has been a damp start to the day in Brighton, which will stage the only Flat meeting of the day on turf, and rain is forecast before the first race at 1.50, which could have an effect on how the afternoon unfolds given the good-to-firm turf has been watered.

Specifically, it is difficult to accept the claim that sleep is reduced when the experimental curves completely overlap with one or both controls at 31 degrees (except for the tiny effect on the second night of silencing).

The instant flicker of flashbulbs against the leaden sky created a disco-ball effect on championship point this afternoon, but the moment did not move Venus Williams to spin, twirl or trip the light fantastic.

"July 24 is not going to have any effect on the game tomorrow night," said Arroyo, who said that throwing inside to Rodriguez, Derek Jeter and Gary Sheffield would be part of his game plan.