Sentence examples for evenings locked from inspiring English sources
Everyone, after all, would like it known that they spend their evenings locked in A La Recherche Du Temps Perdu while Claude D. wafts from the phonograph; instead of what they're actually doing: watching Coppers repeats on E4 with an Indian locked in their bloated guts.
They have no desire to have any relationship with the prisoners, it's just 'bang them up'; in the evenings they lock you up, slam the door and don't say anything," another complains.
"I had quite a few evenings of locking myself in a room and researching all night," he says.
Doors are locked on evenings, weekends, and holidays, and can be accessed with a properly active ID card (see below).
His end-of-the-day tip: "Most evenings, after we lock up, we'll just walk over to Fletcher Cove for a nice beach stroll and watch the sunset".
There are few things more soul-destroying than being locked into an early-evening conversation with a barfly who thinks they are funny or clever or, worst of all, "a character".
The sense of time dislocation only increases as we step inside the cottage, a stone bungalow next to the track: everything appears locked in another era, one of evenings spent in armchairs by the fire listening to the wireless.
Of the two recent evenings at Dardo Galletto, I loved best the first number he and Ms. Centurión danced on Friday: it was the simplest, and they seemed largely pinned together from brow to hip, locked in intimacy.
Be aware that most buildings/rooms are locked after hours and on weekends so you must contact the building coordinator Monday-Friday, 8 00am - 4 00pm, prior to your event (there are no staff available for assistance on weekends or evenings).
