Sentence examples for evening lit from inspiring English sources

Nina Griscom, wearing a black and white tweed suit with a flouncy black feather collar, borrowed from Mr. Kors for the evening, lit up when she learned they would both be in Paris in November.

The dark outlines of an unfinished skyscraper loomed overhead, but another construction site nearby was bucking the trend: On a Sunday evening, lit by floodlights, a crane swung back and forth as workers put up another building destined to fill out the skyline of Ho Chi Minh City.

Defying a 7 p.m. curfew, antagonists battled there into the night, lit by an unchecked fire that consumed a nearby office building.

At night, lit by multi-coloured lasers and lanterns, the effect is magical.

Our nation took a path through forests at night, lit by torches, dragging black human beings past the treeline, torturing them and hauling them back into the light, to be hanged and left as billboards for their families to see.

Maidan was a breathtaking scene on Friday night - lit by thousands of candles and covered flowers to honour those who died here last winter.

Civility can be a fragile membrane, instantly replaced by confrontation or violence or death, even on a brightly lit afternoon, even in the park.

In the evening, even a well-lit cathedral space will take on a touch of gloom, with the awareness of the day's demise enforcing a certain intimacy among the congregants.

By Russell Platt In the evening, even a well-lit cathedral space will take on a touch of gloom, with the awareness of the day's demise enforcing a certain intimacy among the congregants.

Yesterday evening, a little lit up by the crescendo of the debate, I set to work: I procured two sheets of A3 paper, two red felt-tip pens, and set about colouring in a sign that read "IN".

She goes cross-country skiing at night on a lit trail and finds Roger in a shadowy shelter.