Sentence examples for evening settled from inspiring English sources

He has been in what he considers a state of torpor ever since "Evening" settled down to its run.

He was quiet, though, and as evening settled in he departed.

As evening settled over the bands, three teenagers sat around a campfire, taking a break.

The evening settled over us and turned to night, and Wu, his head lolling, wanted to drive himself home.

''See what?'' ''That is exactly what you will see.'' And so they sat, silent and alert, looking out at the garden as the night settled in.

Lineham scored three in a losing cause at Castleford last month but his efforts on Friday night settled a drab contest at the KC Stadium.

President Bush and Senate Republicans on Monday night settled their long-running dispute over media ownership rules, eliminating a major stumbling block to Congressional approval of a $330 billion catch-all spending measure covering a third of all federal programs.

Negotiators early this morning settled wage and health care disputes that had prompted the strike that began on Oct. 1. "I consider this a win, a clear win, for our members," said Peter Benner, executive director of the American Federation of State, County and Municipal Employees Council 6, one of the two striking unions that negotiated the agreement.

He passed over the claims of his half-sisters and, at last, settled the Crown on his first cousin once removed, the 16-year-old Lady Jane Grey, who on 25 May 1553 had married Lord Guilford Dudley, a younger son of the Duke of Northumberland.

Later that evening, we settled back in by the bothy's fire, warming soup on the stove and chatting over the spit and crack of smouldering logs.

We spent the afternoon settling her in and relaxing in the garden.