Sentence examples for evenings much from inspiring English sources

On Thursday evenings much of mainstream America indulges in a remarkable suspension of disbelief when it tunes in to "Friends".

ALTHOUGH Debbie Wintz often surfs the Internet in the evenings, much of that time is actually spent folding clothes, feeding the cat or tidying up the kitchen.

But as demonstrated in the choppy but intriguing Williamstown Theater Festival production of "Tonight at 8 30," a sextet of short Coward plays presented over two evenings, much can be said for savoring fleeting joys with the restraint and rueful elegance of the people portrayed here.

Perhaps one of the evenings much talked about highlights came from singer turned reality star, Tamar Braxton who graced the stage in honor of the legendary Gladys Knight.

At some evenings as much as £240,000 was dispensed in front of victims.

The two evenings suggested much about Mr. Eifman's vivid, problematic works.

And the weekly comedy shows festooned with canned laughter, the treacly Hit Parade, the hysterical narratings of baseball games and prize fights — radio, whose racket filled the living room on weekday evenings and much of Saturday and Sunday, was an endless torment.

An ad-hoc community of pilgrims and hosts creates the genial ambiance that makes the evenings as much a part of the journey as the long days.

Mexican mole clouds made from chocolate and a range of spices have been delicious, while cloud cocktails have made interesting evenings that much more interesting.

But they also prompt marveling, for in only four evenings they suggest much of Cunningham's extraordinary choreographic range.

My eldest daughter is nine, so we've just started going to open days (and I do choose days, not evenings – they're much more staged – daytime is best).