Sentence examples for first evening after from inspiring English sources
On the first evening, after she had settled Minnie, the cat, she went to the University Restaurant, on West Eight Street, for dinner.
On the first evening after dinner, Alan Sisselman, 56, a biologist from Buffalo, leaned back on a lobby sofa and played a sweetly fluttering tune on clarinet.
On the first evening after Diana's death, and again in subsequent days, I went down to Buckingham Palace, like an undercover Christopher Robin, and talked to the snaking lines of mourners.
That first evening, after dinner, Barker remembers telling Eriksson, "The thing we really, really need, beyond everything else, is some records of growth in children whose size at birth had been measured".
On the first evening, after a generally hard-fought day, he and Jones had started to pull the game England's way so that yesterday, in particular against the second new ball, they just pushed the accelerator to the boards and sped away.
He describes the first evening after winning gold as "mundane" and "really sad" because media commitments prevented him from celebrating, but jokes that the following night he saw things "that people should never see" at a Soho nightclub.
It finished first, even after the top three gymnasts became injured or ill.
Nobody understood why at first; even after they saw blood, they thought he must have hit his head from the fall.
First, even after slashing their revenue and earnings forecasts for technology companies, analysts have long-term expectations that are still far too optimistic, he said.
First, even after sending a reminding letter, the response rate of 26.9% was relatively low, resulting in a study population of 206 DM2 patients.
First, even after partially controlling for the impact of a father's own history of mental health, male children of fathers with low duration of employment at a study sawmill while their child or children were less than age 16 had a greater odds of attempting suicide than children of fathers with high duration of employment.
