Sentence examples for eve time from inspiring English sources

They will be here at New Year's Eve time.

Cedric Klapisch's millennial science-fiction comedy "Peut-Etre" ("Perhaps") stars a wizened but still charming Jean-Paul Belmondo as a futuristic patriarch who encounters his father as a young man during a New Year's Eve time warp and begs him to impregnate his girlfriend so that he can be born.

Trouble can arise when Wright's open-endedness leads him to believe that any idea, no matter how ungainly or hackneyed, deserves a place in the poem, as in "Music for Midsummer's Eve": "Time is an untuned harmonium / That Muzaks our nights and days.

It's New Year's Eve! Time to light up the night!

Eve spends time with Sophie's former boyfriend.

Other plays he has written include "Evolution," about a Darwin scholar at Harvard who ends up writing a sitcom based on Adam and Eve; "Wonderful Time," about a weekend romance; and "Sons and Fathers," about a dysfunctional all-male family.

Meanwhile, the show goes on, riding on the efforts of an impressive array of talents and plenty of modern stagecraft to tell how old Scrooge the hard-hearted banker sees the error of his ways one Christmas eve in time to light up the lives of those around him, particularly his poor clerk Bob Cratchit Nick Corleyy) and Crachit's lame son, Tiny Tim).

In the piece, Eve spends time at Stein's home in Boston talking to her about last year's election, how other politicians and pundits view her, and more.

To usher in the summer solstice, long ago celebrations and rituals were held on Midsummer's Eve, a time when the veil between the real world and an imaginary one was transparent, thus letting spirits, beings, magic, and fairies come to the fore.

Now that Eve's time working alongside CD Projekt RED is over, with Wild Hunt just one month away from being released, she finishes by explaining what's next for her, what's next for cosplay, and how she believes the industry is continuing to improve, no matter the negative press.

Then I don't have to start with Adam and Eve every time.