Sentence examples for evening gatherings from inspiring English sources

The traditional evening gatherings of young men who drink tea and chat on doorsteps have dispersed.

"But suddenly, men have begun wearing brooches at parties and evening gatherings".

In Kuwait's diwaniyas (the spaces in private homes used for evening gatherings), competing Syrian representatives sparred over which brigade could claim the most martyrs and which had fought the most difficult battles.

During Mr. Conway's childhood, the neighborhood was still a place full of musicians, who met at one another's homes for house sessions, evening gatherings that often stretched into the morning hours.

All the students we invited to meet the intelligentsia at evening gatherings of La Fonte Maggiore, a society devoted to the arts, whose president, the Marchese Uguccione Ramiene di Sorbella, is shortly going to N. Y. to start a cultural center there under the auspices of the Italian government.

But Dr Wiessner thinks fire may also have invented people in a different way, by affecting how the brains it created are used.In this section Dust to dust Fireside tales Browned off Grand openings ReprintsAs the chart shows, conversations she recorded as a young researcher demonstrate a division of conversational labour between daylight hours and evening gatherings around the campfire.

At an evening gathering, women who stitch the Syrian independence flag onto scarves and sweatbands worn by children sing protest songs.

Two days before the runoff election between Ahmadinejad and Rafsanjani, Arash and I attended an evening gathering of friends and family in north Tehran, near Vanak Square.

The Israeli foreign minister, Shimon Peres, and the Palestinian leader, Yasir Arafat, met for the second time in three days, joining European Union officials for an informal evening gathering in Brussels.

At an evening gathering that had been publicized over the Internet, the police simply walked through the crowd, identified everyone who was not a journalist, and put them in a van.

It was impossible to visit North Hill without feeling what an occasion the visit was, and I remember well how affectionately slow the cadence of departure seemed, evening gathering, small-town Vermont lying just down the road, Wayne and Joe waving goodbye yet again.