Sentence examples for to evenings from inspiring English sources
verb
Present participle of even
Whenever I see marzipan it takes me back to evenings eating with mum, while watching EastEnders.
Hours at the hospital's community clinics have been extended to evenings and weekends.
The government is trying to get family doctors to extend their opening hours to evenings and weekends.
Other veterans aren't as eager to admit to evenings spent in jacket and tie, singing Madonna covers without instruments.
Most people I know, myself included, following a phase of Internet glut and gorging, have returned to evenings with a good book, magazine or newspaper.
Another point of tension between the mayor's office and the agency is a proposal to extend parking meter hours to evenings and Sundays.
These were perfectly fine clothes for the day-to-evening crowd, but it is hard to imagine that they will spark a Bill Blass revival.
At the Ferragamo show, chignons and head scarves were meant to convey a bohemian spirit and an ease of day-to-evening movement.
"When I go back to work, I'm going to have to work evenings and weekends".
"We invite those parents we want to see along to subject evenings once a year".
Guiltily, S. begins to look forward to these evenings with her captor.
