Sentence examples for evenings mean from inspiring English sources
That could save millions of barrels of oil if brighter evenings mean fewer lights turned on.
Mild weather and dry evenings mean that motorists will not be shopping for windscreen wipers or antifreeze.
The lighter evenings mean that energy bills are reduced and the number of road traffic accidents and crime levels are said to drop.
Evenings meant hours listening to Leakey's theories about physical anthropology and his ideas of how they might be proved.
September's arrival, however, with its crisp afternoons and chilly evenings, means I can turn up the heat and never regret it.
7 p.m. 8) SHARING STRAWS Remember when weekend evenings meant hanging out on the waterfront with your thermos of hot water, drinking yerba mate through a shared metal straw?
Campaigners argue that extra light in the winter evenings could mean fewer road accidents.
Age Concern England also supports SDST because lighter evenings would mean that older people could spend more time out of their homes if they choose to do so.
It goes out on Sunday evenings, which means it's tricky for me to review, but anyway, he's talking to Dustin Hoffman tonight.
Balmy evenings can also mean al fresco meals out on the balcony overlooking the ocean.
Ordinarily a Friday-evening tradition, meant to signal the pouring of single malt, the umbrella was raised on Thursday evening, and about forty people convened to compare notes.
