Sentence examples for striking evening from inspiring English sources

That's not to say it isn't a striking evening, in which Berkoff constantly borrows from himself as well as from the imagery of Renaissance and modern art.

The designer's foray into eveningwear last season, which resulted in the stunning appearance of Sandra Bullock at the Golden Globes, was followed in this collection by striking evening gowns in bubble-gum pink — all proving that Bottega is a house that gives female maturity a good name.

Hartnell's elegant line and beautiful fabrics, combined with sumptuous embellishment by his famous team of hand embroiderers, created some of the striking evening gowns in the exhibition, including a dress and coat designed in 1953 and believed to have been worn to Queen Elizabeth II's coronation ball.

But the clock is striking midnight on Australia's boom: a downturn may not be far off.

Then it's back to her flat in  Peckham; a south-east London equivalent, maybe, of the clock striking midnight and her carriage turning back to a pumpkin.

But for a player who arrived at Flushing Meadows two weeks ago with one career U.S. Open victory to her name, it's tough to imagine Kerber being disappointed with her clock striking midnight in the semifinals.

One thing that was particularly striking last night was the concerted effort by the leadership to shock the activists into realising that a whole bunch of voters are just not coming back.

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Around 9 00 pm EST on Tuesday night, it looked as if the clock was already striking midnight for the St . Louis Cardinals

Within minutes of the clock striking midnight on the East Coast on Thursday morning, Kobe Bryant's name began trending on Twitter.

And, while the eleventh hour deal on filibusters of executive branch nominees may have moved the doomsday clock back a few seconds, it remains dangerously and unnecessarily close to striking midnight.