Sentence examples for evening fringe from inspiring English sources

Evening fringe.

Late night fringe Shakespeare where the performers promise to get progressively drunker as the night goes on is a different matter.

The government says the legislation is necessary to fight organised crime and terrorism, but the measure appals many Lib Dem delegates partly because it is the kind of "authoritarian, "illiberal" proposal they associate with New Labour - or "Blair's terror state and terror laws", as one delegate at this morning's fringe meeting put it.

Andrew Hanson from the Los Angeles Times also was impressed with the cast's singing abilities, and praised the writers' risk-taking: "that just goes to show how well thought out, creative, and just plain fun tonight's "Fringe" really was.

At the ConservativeHome fringe last night, he told them the definition of a millisecond – the time it takes Ed Miliband to follow an instruction from Len McCluskey.

Paul Gudgin, director of the fringe, last night said he was waiting to see whether the couple had attracted a new type of audience to the fringe, people who previously were only interested in cinema.

Did you happen to catch Fringe last night?

Figure 5 Influence of l p on fringe spectrum and dependence of fringes and EOT with l p. Influence of AAO lp on the Fabry-Perot fringe spectrum.

The conference directory lists him as speaking at no fewer than four separate fringe events that evening.

We camped last night on the southern fringe of Dartmoor within sight of the river.

3.30pm BST Sarah Teather had been listed to appear at fringe meetings last night and at lunchtime.