Sentence examples for tonight called from inspiring English sources

"How y'all doin' tonight?" called Sarah Simmons, the founder of City Grit, which originated as a private dinner club and has evolved into a reservations-only "culinary salon" in Nolita.

Senator John W. Warner of Virginia, chairman of the Senate's Armed Services Committee, tonight called word of the investigation "a tragic revelation".

"Where the intention of the voter can be fairly and satisfactorily ascertained, that intention should be given effect," the Illinois court said in a 1990 opinion that the decision tonight called "particularly apt".

Thus, Mr. Bush tonight called for an array of government programs in areas identified with Democrats, like expanding health care coverage for the unemployed and creating a new corps of government-sponsored volunteers.

David Cameron tonight called for an independent inquiry into the release of the Lockerbie bomber following claims that the Libyans were told that Gordon Brown did not want Abdelbaset al-Megrahi to die in jail.

Mr. Sharon strongly opposes any suggestion that Palestinian and Israeli claims on Jerusalem have parity, and his statement tonight called for a peace in which Jerusalem would remain Israel's "eternal and undivided capital".

Went home that evening, called my best friend.

Alcohol charities last night called on the Government to change course and adopt minimum pricing.

An even louder protest in the evening, called by Mr Capriles, lasted over an hour.

Sonmez, like Arbess, had attended Perlmutter's talk that morning, called "Dark Forces at Play".

So (x t)equiv0) is a solution to (7), called the trivial solution or equilibrium position.