Sentence examples for evening meaning from inspiring English sources

It also starts in the early evening, meaning that the greyer clientele to easily catch their last trains home and leave the young to stay on into the night.

Candidates will be campaigning up to and even throughout the evening, meaning that a major gaffe or verbal fusillades among contenders are possibilities.

Parliament sits for long hours and votes go on well into the evening, meaning 14-hour days are the norm.

Yet restaurants and pubs seem less busy in the early evening, meaning you can actually get a drink without breaking Britain's unwritten law against queue-jumping.

So he was miffed to end up working all of Wednesday evening, meaning he missed the team's historic triumph over Roman Abramovich's Chelsea in the Champions League final in Moscow.

House leaders said they planned to pass the 950-page bill by Wednesday evening -- meaning that for the second time in two weeks lawmakers will vote on a bill running hundreds of pages just hours after its formal release.

Open systems start with no hierarchy, so they look like meritocracies at first, but network effects mean newcomers create a hierarchy, often without even meaning to.

You can imagine even meaning it.

Thus your conflicts reawaken that trauma, without even meaning to.

They have the ability to calm us, sometimes without even meaning to.

We do this, without even meaning to, by consuming conservative folly as mass entertainment.