Sentence examples for evenings in which from inspiring English sources
Many Mormons hold weekly family home evenings, in which an evening is set aside for family bonding, study, prayer and other wholesome activities.
It could only happen in New York -one of those glamorous, star-studded evenings in which the talk is of dance, music and Broadway.
And the Kitchen is developing joint performance and video evenings in which screenings -and panels of arts critics and observers - will offer a framework for the live performances.
"Before that," Luff recalls, "There would have been strange evenings in which someone sang a song and another did a poem.
It's also the venue for a long-running, often high-end free show: the frequent author evenings in which scribblers give little speeches, answer unusually intelligent questions from members of a usually well-informed audience, and get their egos stroked.
There was once a 30-3 loseveraleral doubleheader drubbings and so many forgettable weeknight summer games, many long evenings in which Barlow had nearly an entire section to himself.
As a father in his mid-thirties, I have only a few completely free evenings each week in which to entertain myself as I choose.
On semi-professional contracts in a team featuring several young loanees from Premiership clubs, Ampthill's Tongan contingent are also forced to work at "proper jobs" to top up their income, which means the club's head coach, Paul Turner, has only two evenings a week in which to drill his squad.
There is also a daily "Das Happy Hour," both in the morning and in evenings, which offers discounted prices if customers want to stop in on their way to or from work.
The aim of this album is not merely to conjure the ambience of those convivial evenings of music-making in which Schubert and his ragtag artist friends entertained guests in the salon of some moneyed supporter.
A dozen trips were offered on weekend evenings in November and December, in which more than 700 people (at $15 a person) were trundled through the neighborhood.
