Sentence examples for evening apart from inspiring English sources

Since 1927, when this monument was inaugurated, the Last Post has been played here every evening, apart from during the Nazi occupation.

If there was an underlying theme of the evening – apart from the odd jibe about Brexit – then it was diversity in the industry.

That was a problem with "Frankenstein," once one realized that the star performances were of considerably more interest than most everything else about the evening, apart from the set.

There was very little the Scotland goalkeeper could do when beaten for a third time on the evening, apart from look skywards and follow the ball in bewilderment as Eder's delicious chip drifted into the net.

The big draw of the evening — apart from Mr. Green's gaptoothed smile — was Louise Lasser, who had starred in the soap-opera parody, "Mary Hartman, Mary Hartman".

So, the stars which are overhead at midnight today will slowly move in the sky until they will be overhead at noon 6 months apart.

I didn't see a single person voting after midday — apart from the governor, who showed with a bodyguard of heavily armed soldiers.

The results of the US presidential primary elections and caucuses were too late to make the printed newspaper this morning, apart from indications from exit polls that the race between Hillary Clinton and Barack Obama in both Texas and Ohio was too close to call.

After spending last night apart, as tradition insists, the couple arrived together at the Guildhall at around 12.25pm in a Phantom VI Rolls-Royce, which carried them the short distance from the castle.

On the islands there is virtually no crime and the streets are safe to walk at night, apart from the fact that you can suddenly end up walking into the sea without warning.

At this time of the morning, apart from the odd plane from Germany, all the incoming flights are from Britain part of the annual summer invasion.The small island of Ibiza in the Balearic Islands, with a permanent population of only 80,000, has long been a favourite destination for the British.