tonight's plans

Grammar usage guide and real-world examples

Dress appropriately; if tonight's plans are to go to the hip industrial dance club, then by all means, wear your Doc Martens and leather wrist bands.

We chat about everyday things—how was your weekend, did you watch the footy, how was dinner last night, what's plans for the week?

Kay Murcer, Bobby's widow, said the Yankees had told her very little about Sunday night's plans.

After the champagne, he went upstairs to message his friends about the evening's plans.

They dropped in to discuss the night's plans, but the conversation slowed as they watched the action on the screen.

Do any of those people stand out particularly as hoarse-voiced shit-stirrers, liable to derail the evening's plans?

We've developed a shorthand code to consult one another before promising a child that continued misbehavior means we'll leave the party or skip the afternoon's plans.

It's her habit to rise around 2 p.m., fix a small meal, place some phone calls and then wait for the evening's plans to take shape.

An update on this afternoon's plans: The defence secretary, Philip Hammond, will announce to the Commons at 2.30pm that the extra troops being used for Games security will be housed at Tobacco Dock in east London during the Games.

Trapped, willingly or not, in a cubicle with a computer, sensitive people will spend their days talking to the computer — they will exchange with one friend or with fifty hundreds of e-mails on a single news story (or on the evening's plans), and leave five chat windows open throughout the day.

Miguel drove, chewing down donuts while dictating the evening's plans to Sara, who helped him put the final bits and pieces in order.