Sentence examples for evenings from inspiring English sources

Even summer evenings get chilly, and no one needs to see that much of the bride.

Even in the evenings, a huge pizza smothered with gorgonzola and speck (smoky Tyrolean ham) and "un quarto di vino della casa" costs less than €15.

Each week, Jim invites a guest chef, and their success has even inspired a cookbook on group catering, Throw a Great Party: Inspired by Evenings in Paris with Jim Haynes (iUniverse, £9).

One of the company's leading lines, Casillero del Diablo, takes its name from the tale, although it seems unlikely that a 19th-century mining magnate and prominent politician would really have spent his evenings lurking in dank corners wearing fancy dress.

Its terrace also ensures it gets a healthy after-work crowd on sunny evenings.

There is not a great deal to see in Ravello, apart from its two villas - the ruined Rufulo, which has open-air concerts in the evenings, and the Cimbrone with its lush gardens overlooking the sea - but it is pleasant just to ramble through the cobbled lanes or linger over a drink in a café on the main square.

A radiologist who is working long evenings for an outsourcing company might be fatigued and less productive in his or her daytime work for the NHS.

I didn't watch the show of my own volition too much after immigrating to the US as a child (I was a nerd who preferred to read books), but it was often on at home following the family meal on Saturday evenings; if we had friends and family over at our apartment on Saturday night, spending time with them meant watching the show.

For her, it wasn't just about the evenings out, but a way of gathering people together, and making a few quid to keep the village hall going.

I met Lisa here, a Californian backpacker and photographer my own age, and we spent afternoons swimming and walking, evenings lazing in hammocks with cold beers or eating crab (and that fiery pepper sauce) at the quiet restaurants (the two best are part of the family-run bungalow resorts at either end of the beach).

"Then recuperate in the Café du Théâtre next to the Courvoisier chateau – watch the world go by for just €1.10 (the best value in south-west France)." Home: Christmas walking in the Dales Avoid turning into a Christmas pudding this December by booking one of HF Holidays' festive breaks which combine guided walks with sociable evenings at a choice of country houses.