Sentence examples for eventful late from inspiring English sources

Jimmy Fallon had a pretty eventful "Late Night" Wedneday night.

Nonetheless, one begins to pick up a self-reflective echo from beneath a densely eventful narrative: a writer in late midcareer returns again to the motifs that made him prominent, while suspecting they may also have become decisively inhibiting.

The incident is the latest in an eventful week for Swindon.

It has not stopped him developing a liking for Lord's, however, where the wickets of Joe Denly and Adam Voges on an eventful opening day of Durham's latest visit took his tally to 28 wickets in five first-class appearances at headquarters, notably including his 5 for 38 against West Indies on his Test debut in 2009.

Mr Richards' decision to join UKIP is the latest twist in an eventful political career.

The final days of the intermittent constitutional monarchy/republic, the Dutch Republic, which had governed the Netherlands since the late 16th century, were quite eventful.

Their eventful evening includes ugly confrontations, a disturbing late-night group swim, pathological exhibitionism by Caroline Marguerite Moreauu) and a marriage proposal for Jackie Bitsie Tullochh) from a man (David Giuntoli) who called her a liar a few hours earlier.

The penalty assessed against Revlon is the latest episode in Mr. Perelman's eventful reign over the cosmetics company, which he gained control of in 1985 in one of the original hostile takeovers.

The fly-half is sitting in a room at the Sharks' Carrington training ground, the latest stop on a short but already eventful rugby journey.

Nicola Bellomo denied 10-man Internazionale their first win under new owners as his late goal snatched a 3-3 draw for Torino in an eventful match at the Stadio Olimpico.

"This has been an eventful day here in Tallahassee," Mr. Baker said in weary summary of this latest turning.