Sentence examples for evening leaves from inspiring English sources

But the evening leaves a slightly sour aftertaste.

The elusive Margo from John Green's Paper Towns, who mysteriously disappears one evening, leaves an odd clue to her whereabouts in the form of Walt Whitman's poem Song of Myself from Whitman's Leaves of Grass collection.

The Talking Band dips into the dark side of myth for "Black Milk Quartet," its production at the Ohio Theater, and, while each of the four stories on a shared theme raises the surprised laughter one associates with this company, the evening leaves the audience puzzled, spooked and perhaps a little upset.

The evening leaves you thinking of Gertrude's admonition to the pedantic Polonius in "Hamlet": "More matter, with less art".

He's there to greet guests warmly, to help with the selection of wine and to see that the pacing of an evening leaves little to be desired.

All told, the evening leaves one admiring the technical skill of Connor's production, the musical staging of Bob Avian and the designs of Totie Driver and Matt Kinley, which bring out especially well the gaudy vulgarity and neon sickness of Bangkok, where Kim ends up as an exploited showgirl.

But the evening left me coldly indifferent.

Sotheby's sale Wednesday evening left no doubt about that.

The Liberal Democrats were decimated, losing 284 councillors by the evening, leaving 404 in their seats.

He began to call friends the next evening, leaving many of them brief messages.

The second trick: I won't go home in the evening leaving the in-box filled.