Sentence examples for thinking about the evening from inspiring English sources

I picture some togaed stereotype waking up in his marbled villa, looking out at the Roman road, the Colosseum squatting in the distance, thinking about the evening's party, whether it will become a wine-lubricated orgy or just sort of peter out into a long political argument over roasted boar.

"And I am thinking about the morning after," he said.

And the few sips of Cuban coffee were stout enough to keep me awake later, thinking about the night's good food and good times.

Now he cried remembering crying, and cried looking out on the green grass and orange lilies and thinking about the night of the explosion, when families gathered in a building and a woman from Massey holding a clipboard opened the door, keeping it ajar with her foot, a detail that still disturbs him.

I was thinking about the sermon this morning, and what I would say about joy, and I was feeling so joyful and festive and free.

After a full day of plucking and pulling at beans, peppers and potatoes, Amy Sprague is thinking about tomorrow morning, and all the kale, collards and cilantro she has to gather before heading to the farmers' market.

"Yesterday he was whinging thinking about the dressing change, this morning, when I told him that you were coming; he had a grin on his face... .....

There were so many moments of inspiration from Thursday night's Los Angeles Premier of Heidi Ewing and Rachel Grady's movie, Norman Lear -- Just Another Version of You that I woke up thinking about it the next morning.

I don't know which of my guests was thinking about the bob-sled fours that evening.

On my drive to the market I had been thinking about the news I read this morning and realized I was filled with overwhelming sadness.

Instead of thinking about the movie you saw last night, or what's going on around you, pay attention to them and actively focus on the words that come out of their mouth.