We'd meet for lunch and supper and have the evening off together.
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For the first time in months, I took the entire afternoon and evening off.
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I found where he was in the Palais and gave him the evening off.
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Some forecast models predict a sudden pressure plummet Friday evening off the Atlantic coast.
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We finish the evening off with some leftover strawberry shortcake and clean out the DVR.
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FOR frazzled teachers struggling to decide what to watch on an evening off, help is at hand.
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Making matters worse for the Canucks, they played the night before while the Rangers had the evening off.
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I finish the evening off with the last slice of coconut cream cake, watch Jeopardy, and then go to bed.
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World Series MVP George Springer led the evening off with a double and before you could blink your eyes, Houston was up 2-0.
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Because if you start the evening off in a cool pair of kicks, you don't have to worry about changing your shoes mid-party.
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Chris Pratt was the man of the night Generation Award winner Chris Pratt started his evening off with a quick visit to the restroom.
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The couple took the evening off from 8-month old daughter Luna Simone to attend the pajama-themed birthday bash for Jessica Alba's husband Cash Warren.
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"I hope they enjoy it and have an evening off," Dench said of their guests of honor, Camilla and her husband Prince Charles, at the movie premiere.
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Some mobile networks in India offer their customers discounted data during late evening, off-peak hours, and now YouTube has announced a new feature designed to make the most of that.
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Mr. Narto, 43, is one of only a handful of survivors pulled from the rubble on the Indonesian resort island of Lombok after a magnitude 7.0 earthquake struck Sunday evening off the north coast.
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They trailed by a run in the ninth, and Myers, who'd been given the evening off due to some recent struggles, hunted around for his bat and appeared for a moment in the on-deck circle.
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"Whether it's creating a fun new cocktail together or chilling his favorite beer, making the effort to start the evening off right with a nice tipple (that's what we call it in England!) relaxes everyone," she says.
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There looks certain to be at least some change on Saturday when the Crusaders play their first home match since the shootings, with chief executive Colin Mansbridge suggesting the mounted knights would be given the evening off.
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On a recent Wednesday evening, off to the side and up the stairs of the 92nd Street Y, beneath an old colorful ceiling and four chandeliers, one of the leftiest lefties asked a question of the couple hundred people in attendance.
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I'm feeling a little burnt out, and since tomorrow is another travel day, we decide to take the evening off and pick up takeaway from the Chinese place we scouted earlier (we pay cash) and take it easy for the rest of the night.
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While Dock Ellis may be able to pitch a no hitter while under the influence of LSD, I was not as confident in my abilities to work on LSM-775 and rather than returning to the lab I decided to take the evening off.
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Frontrunner to win Best Actress, "The Wife" star Glenn Close chose a shimmering gold Carolina Herrera tunic dress - with four million beads, the actress noted - with a heavy flowing train, setting the evening off on the right note in an ode to Oscar, the coveted gold statuette.
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Often people take MD to start their evening off, topping themselves up with bumps or bombs throughout the night, before getting the K in to either push them that bit further or help to bring them down once they're back in someone's living room and the sun's coming up and, inexplicably, Ultrabeat is on the stereo and they really don't want to be there any more.
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On 19 November 1795 Ferret captured a French privateer lugger of 30 men, and four 4-pounder and some swivel guns. The privateer had left Calais that day and Ferret had captured her that evening off Blackness Point, Devon. The privateer was later identified as Eleonore. The very next month Commander Thomas Baker replaced Ekins.
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On the evening of 7 November, Lucan surreptitiously enters the family house and waits in the basement kitchen. He mistakenly believes that Veronica is alone in the house with the children, unaware that Rivett has changed her evening off. When Rivett goes to the kitchen to make tea, Lucan, thinking that she is Veronica, bludgeons her to death. Veronica goes to the kitchen to look for Rivett.
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Crom Estate was the location of a great Classic yacht and steamboat regatta in August 2010 when the races of the 1890s were recreated in Trial bay using Norfork Broads One-Designs (brown boats), Lough Erne Fairies, Fife One Designs from Anglesea, and a pair of Colleens. Racing took place on Upper Lough Erne within sight of the castle, and the boats moored each evening off the boathouse in Crom Bay.
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Richard Harenger, working in the Home Office in London, moves to a flat near Whitehall after he separates from his wife. Requiring a parlourmaid, he hires Pritchard, who turns out to be a perfect servant. One evening, when he decides to go to the cinema, he thinks it would be kind to ask Pritchard, who has nothing to do on her evening off, to come with him. They have dinner afterwards and dance.
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Eisenstein's apartment Gabriel von Eisenstein, a Viennese man-about-town, has been sentenced to eight days in prison for insulting an official, partially due to the incompetence of his attorney, Dr. Blind. Adele, Eisenstein's maid, receives a forged letter, allegedly from her sister who is in the company of the ballet, but actually written by Falke, inviting her to Prince Orlofsky's ball. She pretends the letter says that her aunt is very sick, and asks her mistress Rosalinde (Eisenstein's wife) for an evening off ("Da schreibt meine Schwester Ida"/"My sister Ida writes to me"). Falke, Eisenstein's friend, arrives to invite him to the ball (Duet: "Komm mit mir zum Souper"/"Come with me to the souper").
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Scotland national team manager Berti Vogts gave O'Connor his international début, against South Korea in May 2002. O'Connor was then relegated to the Scotland under-21 squad for a few seasons as he struggled to find his best form. O'Connor's improved form in the 2004–05 season earned him a recall to the full squad, and he scored his first Scotland goal in a 2–2 draw with Austria in August 2005. After featuring in the 1–0 victory against France at Hampden Park on 7 October 2006, O'Connor and the rest of the team were given an evening off before reconvening ahead of the trip to Ukraine for another qualifying match.
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The famous Bellair Café in Yorkville at 100 Cumberland St. had been closed for four years when Khabouth decided to revive it in 1995. It first opened in 1981 under the ownership of famous Toronto restaurateur and nightclub owner Tom Kristenbrun who had by this time already been involved with the El Mocambo live music venue and the upscale Bemelmans restaurant.Tom Kristenbrun on ChefDB Like Bemelmans, Kristenbrun's other fine dining Yorkville menu, nearby Bellair Café also became a place to see and be seen, attracting local stars like Bryan Adams as well as visiting celebrities such as Bruce Willis, Richard Gere, and Robert Altman, especially during The Festival of Festivals (later renamed the Toronto International Film Festival). The celebrity practice of starting the evening off with a cocktail party at Bellair Café before going to their movie's gala opening and afterwards winding up at The Copa nightclub for dancing became well established at the festival.
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