Sentence examples for the evenings back from inspiring English sources

In the evenings back in Wisconsin, Mr. Mast and his cousins would open the windows and play cards in his bedroom.

In the evenings, back at the lodge, having changed and warmed ourselves by the log fires in our rooms, we would have dinner together.

Peter Sacco conducts a family matinee of favorite marches at The Bushnell, May 12 at 11 a.m.; Joseph Silverstein presides over an all-Mozart program May 17 at 7 30 p.m. in Bloomfield's Cigna Auditorium; and the pianist-improviser John Bayless takes "Bach to Abbey Road" in a pair of pops evenings back at The Bushnell, June 1 at 8 p.m., June 3 at 7 30.

In the festival's first weekend, the pitfalls were overlong concerts and the orchestral concert of Debussy's early music; this weekend, Leon Botstein and the Bard Festival Orchestra present better music -- from "Jeux" to "La Mer" -- but take a gamble by taking on a lot of major repertory on two subsequent evenings, back to back.

In the evenings, Chloe trudges back to Jerusalem to drink and party with her Israeli neighbor, Ava (Sivan Levy), a conflicted checkpoint guard.

Then I go out to business meetings, usually in a restaurant, and then in the evenings it's back to visit more restaurants.

He set Gustav's corpse, still in the chair, outside to freeze and in the evenings brought him back inside, seating him at the dinner table so he would not have to eat alone.

Of course workers' wives were still expected to make copious dinners in the evenings, bringing them back to old-fashioned family and gender roles, but the stolovaya were nonetheless an idealistic initiative.

In the evenings, Gabir comes back to work for an hour to prepare mud for the next day's brick-making.

In the evenings, when they rowed back, the absence of even a single electric light for miles added to the feeling emptiness, as did the cries of hungry dogs, who were curled up in packs on boundary walls and the columns of gates — "a cross between a wolf and a man crying".

When I left in the mornings, I bunched my sleeping bag under a bush; it was always there when I came back in the evenings.