Sentence examples for start to evening from inspiring English sources

The weather was more hockeylike than for the Winter Classic in Pittsburgh on Jan . 1 when rain and temperatures in the 50s forced the N.H.L. to delay the start to evening from afternoon.

Referee Jonathan Kaplan was starting to even up the penalty count.

"I think that's starting to even out in the marketplace".

SC: No, funnily enough it's only this year that I've started to even listen to lyrics for the first time.

When luck starts to even out on the balls he puts into play, Davis's batting average is very likely to take a hit.

We had taken a threshold value of the PageRank score before it starts to even out to near zero levels.

But I'm getting the hang of meditation, and I'm starting to even crave it.

The disparity between the sexes is starting to even out.

When you are talking to him and he starts to even come in your touch barrier, you get up.

It was a dramatic but fitting start to an evening that brimmed with political defiance.

They make for a nice start to an evening: shtick, but well executed.