"good evening from" is a correct and usable part of a sentence in written English.
This phrase is typically used as a greeting or salutation, and can be used in various contexts, such as in a letter, email, or social media post. Example: "Good evening from New York City, where the lights are bright and the streets are bustling. I hope this message finds you well."
So this time, instead of saying good evening from Islamabad, she said good evening from Rockaway.
LEHRER: Good evening from the Field House at Washington University in St . Louis
CANDY CROWLEY, MODERATOR: Good evening from Hofstra University in Hempstead, New York.
Good evening from Washington, where, in a few minutes' time, Barack Obama will arrive at the chamber of the House of Representatives on Capitol Hill to deliver a crucial address to both houses of Congress.
"Good evening from Paris," he had told before explaining that the awkward "chants" in the background were the Brazilian fans who celebrated their team's victory.
NEW YORK -- Jim Lehrer will likely kick off Wednesday night's presidential debate, the 12th he's moderated since 1988, in a familiar manner: "Good evening from the Magness Arena at the University of Denver".
The bar itself is a glowing free-form sculpture, designed to look good even from below, on 42nd Street.
First, there's the near-complete failure to acknowledge that his religious point, about God having the power to bring good even from the worst of human crimes, is much more commonplace than controversial — since the alternative would be to claim that children with rapists for fathers are somehow uniquely disfavored by an otherwise all-loving Almighty.
I'm no longer the age that makes skinny jeans look good even from the back.
Q. O.K., my question is - good evening, Doris Akatarian from Palestine News Agency, WAFA.
The match was switched to accommodate Saturday's Tom Jones concert at the Falkirk Stadium and the Bairns enjoyed a good evening away from the green, green synthetic grass of home.
