Sentence examples for middle of an evening from inspiring English sources

It would normally be startling, to say the least, to hear these words loudly verbalized by an audience member in the middle of an evening at the theater.

Standing curiously in the middle of an evening devoted to the seldom played was the Grieg Piano Concerto: famous, beloved and repeated in concert by every aspiring pianist who gets the chance.

And after he nods off in the middle of an evening's entertainment, the twin pole dancers who had been performing for him pick up their boom box and quietly leave his bedroom.

But the Latin American country has unwittingly found itself not just in the thick of that battle, but in the middle of an even bigger fight – that of the rising opposition to international free trade deals.

On Sunday, during the season's final episode of "Malcolm," his parents review their family history while they wait to see if Malcolm will be in the middle of an even larger brood.

In the middle of a crisis even more dangerous than Vietnam, President George W. Bush sits isolated in the White House, surrounded by a dwindling band of advisers, and continues to talk about winning in Iraq.

"I use a laptop, and if I have a quiet moment at a festival, I can draw up invoices from the middle of a field, even if I do sometimes have to walk up the hill to find a connection".

Yet it is Labour's popularity, not its unpopularity, that is remarkable.Every government since 1945 has experienced a big drop in support in the middle of a parliament, even though many of these governments went on to win a subsequent election.

It may seem odd that Republicans were so blithe about debt in the Bush years, yet now insist on addressing the problem in the middle of a downturn — even though basic economics dictates that a downturn is the one time when red ink is advisable.

"In the middle of a hurricane, even though it was a Friday, I assumed the ratings would be far higher than they would be normally," Trump said.

I think I understand why Rywka Lipszyc's diary of life in the Lodz ghetto stops cold on April 12 , 1944 in the middle of a sentence, even though she had months to go before being deported to Auschwitz.