Sentence examples for eve of a from inspiring English sources

Sobering words on the eve of a monumental event.

We're on the eve of a presidential election.

"I seemed to be on the eve of a revelation.

People are on the eve of a completely new period.

To further confound things, it was also the eve of a one month programming hiatus.

In 1978 I took the Amtrak on the eve of a huge snowstorm.

"I don't think Iraq is on the eve of a civil war," he said stubbornly.

On the eve of a planned meeting in Jordan, it forced the undercover agent to postpone.

Not today, though, on the eve of a lifetime achievement award.

"We are here tonight on the eve of a possible ground operation," he said.

Friday, on the eve of a weighty series against the Rays.