Sentence examples for four more evenings from inspiring English sources

This has led the Washington Examiner's Byron York to wonder if Romney will keep participating in these debates, to spend four more evenings taking shots and attempting to "run out the clock".

Murrow spends the better part of two evenings each week preparing for his television shows and the better part of two more evenings putting them on.

Two or more evenings a week the cafe becomes the highly regarded High Tide (three-course dinner around £30), run by Kiwi chef Mark Eberlein.

And now, in England, the off-games squad are levelling the playing field through the growth of endurance culture and marathon art, led by the macho theatre-going offered to those who attempt in one go - when three or more evenings are staged on a single day - the current RSC productions of Tantalus and Shakespeare's history cycle.

Held at the new downtown Italian restaurant Bestia (2121 East 7th Place; 213-514-5724), the unique series brings diners the most innovative cuisine from across the country and supercharges the trendy pop-up restaurant concept, where a visiting chef takes over a restaurant for one or more evenings.

Keep the new revised shorter television diet a higher quality one - no more evenings with two good shows and an hour and a half of dumb things nobody likes in between.

They have planned what should be two more eloquent evenings, bringing together three or four choreographers around an open-ended premise: "A Foot Is to Kick With" (Ms. Szymaszek) and "Envisioning the Future Can Be Dangerous" (Ms. Hou).

There will be no more evenings out.

On most evenings, Mrs. Khan takes care of her two children, but on a visit to the park this week, she had the responsibility of four more.

"There's appetite for more evenings, but we can't handle more," he adds.

Last summer, Baker was playing a few matches in the Middle Tennessee Tennis League, competing against former college players a couple of evenings a week, winning handily but secretly hatching a plan to try one more time on the pro tour.