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Sentence Examples This threw the program into turmoil as successive candidates were interviewed on the eve of the season. On the eve of his fateful appointment as chancellor, his party was tottering on the brink of disintegration. The midsummer's eve dance was in precisely four days, and she already had her dress all prepared. Well, it's never too wise to make it look like you're the belligerent warmonger on the eve of mid-term U.S. elections. However, there is no room for complacency as these results can be very deceptive on the eve of a major event like the Olympics. Because it was the eve of Rosh Hashana, the image of a shofar flashed through my mind, and I recalled a Biblical story I'd learned in school. On shore leave in Manila, he meets up with Yuddy on the eve of a disastrous lapse in judgment. The sanctions are calculated to go into effect on the eve of a presidential election year. She also initiated an event on the eve of the road opening, a walk for charity organised by herself for the new road. He was in his apartment, and had been fasting all day for the Fast of Esther, on the eve of Purim. The eve was upon them, as a brilliant sunset became a glorious moonrise, transforming the lethargic day into a delirious nocturne. But when they do this on the eve of elections, it is difficult to believe they are motivated by a genuine desire to serve the public. On the eve of both Christmas day and Easter day, Orthodox Copts break their fast with a variety of dishes made of beef and poultry. They should start now, instead of startling the public with novel ideas on the eve of the next general election. Then, invite your pals over for a cozy eve of viewing videos and munching munchies. He jumped bail on the eve of his 1981 trial and spent two decades on the run before he was nabbed. On the eve of the wars unleashed by Edward I's invasion in 1276, Wales had essentially become divided into three zones. On the eve of its annual festival Natasha Hughes asks if slow food could be the new fast food? At least 500,000 people marched in New York City on the eve of the Republican national convention. He said men should hold camps on the eve of the game where they will watch videos, have braais and chat about the team. Show More Sentences This brainstorm on the eve of October 30th at his home in London, Ontario would lead to Banting formulating a hypothesis. On the eve of the festa every man, woman, cat, dog, and chicken was busily running hither and yon. At social gatherings eligible gentlemen would draw lots bearing ladies' names on the eve of St Valentine's Day. On the eve of Songkran, the Bunker Boys sought relief at the always testing course at Treasure Hill. He took a few hours out of his precious time on the eve of going on holiday to compose the valediction. Nighttime festivities called verbenas are held on the eve of religious holidays. It is foolish, on the eve of the elections, to make any predictions about the results. On the eve of a typical wedding, a vegetarian meal is customarily served in a huge tent erected near the home of the bride or bridegroom. The jury was on the eve of delivering their verdict, the jury forewoman had a heart attack. Speaking in Washington on the eve of an EU-US summit, Mr Prodi said the decision was momentous and irreversible. Faced with the French media on the eve of yesterday's opening time trial, Armstrong was more confrontational. His decision instead to publish on the eve of polling day is a small but clear signal of defiance. Names were drawn out of a pith helmet to decide who would leave Isandhlwana to go on patrol on the eve of the battle. On the eve of the Second World War, harsh criticism of the West reached a high pitch. Godolphin Racing retired Shamardal on the eve of his scheduled start in the Eclipse Stakes on July 2 at Sandown due to a fetlock injury. Balloons and 55 white pigeons were launched by radio stations all over the country on the eve of last Friday's concert. On the eve of the 1848 revolution Cabet was involved in plans to set up an experimental community in Texas. Labour has cooked up this phoney row just to manufacture cheap headlines on the eve of a general election. Even on the eve of what may be a hotly contested re-election campaign, the governor is supposed to lead, not divide. Buoyed by the success of the day, we now plan to hold an impromptu New Year's eve bash here. Show More Sentences It is on the eve of the defendant's trip to India that the subject matter of the lawsuit arises. On the eve of Abhimanyu's marriage, king Virata gave choicy clothes and jewels studded with gems to his relatives. The story is a simple one of the machinations of a rich society girl and her various romantic escapades on the eve of her wedding to a dullard. Many get a huge shock when they discover on the eve of their retirement that they are only entitled to a derisory state pension. The Church defines Christmas as the twelve days from Christmas Day until the eve of Epiphany. It was the day before Christmas eve that police were called to a house in Manchester after an ex-soldier returned home in a drunken rage. Since Sunday, October 31, is the eve of All Saints day, the service will be treated as the church's patronal service. He seems unperturbed by the pressure that the twin roles of chief executive and clerk of the course on the eve of a new season should bring. Tomm was a bit ratty on Christmas eve but he seems fine, just a bit sniffly at the moment. The play opens on the eve of Catherine's twenty-fifth birthday, just days after her father has passed away. Kinsey's first major work on sexuality appeared during the first years of the Cold War, on the eve of the McCarthyite witch-hunts. On Christmas eve there's a panhandler who happens to be an ex-convict panhandling from door to door. Boxty bread, a potato bread marked with a cross, is still eaten by some on Halloween or the eve of All Saint's Day. There will be no evening Mass in any of the three churches on Sunday January 5th which is the eve of the holy day. It was a chilly March day in 1972, the eve of Good Friday, and the Queen shivered as she first entered York Minster. He was an independent at Highland council and was only inducted into the Labour party on the eve of devolution. On the eve of the lunar New Year, all members of the family sit cross-legged in the center of the ger or yurt and begin their dinner at midnight. Traditionally the kulich is taken to be blessed at midnight mass on the eve of Easter Sunday. Announcing his resignation, even on the eve of an election, was the right choice. On the eve of the competition, journalists were charmed by her childishly serious air. Show More Sentences On the Sabbath's eve the body was taken down, as the Law required, and was buried. I was rather traumatized one day before Xmas eve because I had no plans for the said day. Since Sunday is the eve of All Saints day, it will be treated as the church's patronal service. The Programme Officer also gave away prizes and awards to those who stood out in various sports events held on the eve of the World Disabled Day. Now he stands on the eve of his most testing hour and on the brink of fame such as few have ever enjoyed. The club also questioned the fact that the controversy had come to light on the eve of a key match against champions AC Milan today. On the eve of her wedding journey, she has a swanky supper with her father, a bank manager ill at ease with his daughter's high-flying tastes. The idea of having the event on the eve of the Connacht Final was a good one. Don't forget to come to the Xmas party on Xmas eve at three in the arvo at the Community Hall. By the eve of the Revolution, eighty to ninety percent of rural households owned spinning wheels, and almost half owned looms. For, on the eve of the tournament, it looked as though Delhi-based Parimarjan Negi would run away with the title. Without it, red tape will strangle plans for the Queen to unveil the memorial on the eve of the 60th anniversary of VE Day. Valentine was beheaded on February 14, on the eve of the Lupercalia festival. On the eve of the festival of Lupercalia the names of Roman girls were written on slips of paper and placed into jars. It was formerly the eve of the Celtic festival of Samhain, a name which comes down to us directly from the Gaelic for the end of summer. On the eve of Yom Kippur the service begins before sunset, while it is still day, and therefore the tallith is worn on this occasion. A severe sandstorm driven by strong northerly winds made conditions for the British soldiers in Kuwait truly appalling on the eve of battle. The announcement of the cases comes on the eve of the so-called Golden Week Labour Day holiday. On the eve of Washington's birthday, the celebrants adhered to the principles of the former president's Farewell Address. It thus seems appropriate to be celebrating his birthday on the eve of a new millennium. Show More Sentences On the eve of November's Thanksgiving holiday, the couple announced they had separated. Her comments come on the eve of the biggest seal cull in Newfoundland for decades. Her advice is part of an open letter she has written in a Delhi newspaper on the eve of the team's departure for the grudge series. With a sell-out UK arena tour and top billing on millennium eve in Liverpool, 1999 ended on a high. It was on the eve of the summer solstice, and the harmonics became fully charged. The competition commenced on the eve of India's opening match against Holland. It all began after I stopped by the pub after putting the paper to bed on new year's eve to share a shandy with the troops. Now, on the eve of his leaving the world of professional tennis, he's granted a wild card, allowing him to play his final Wimbledon tournament. That message is lost on the soldiers of Bravo who, on the eve of redeployment, have no reason to feel hopeful about their lives. On the eve of the Amanda Knox appellate verdict decision, Perugia was alight with a sort of surreal buzz. Throughout Christmas eve and day, the world is monitoring with bated breath. To the very eve of Partition, Jinnah was acquiring prime property in Karachi and Bombay. On the eve of the double-barreled canonization, the skies over Rome boomed with thunder and poured with rain. In the end I suspect that more people will want to believe that things are really all right despite the portents, rather than accepting that we're on the eve of destruction. The eve of All Souls' Day is celebrated in many cultures and countries, but a lot of the customs surrounding this magical day have their origins in pagan Celtic customs. Like a precariously balanced house of cards, the McCartney team collapsed on the eve of a high-profile 2001 launch, due to be held in Trafalgar Square. So it may seem odd that I've been eager to get a report card from my employees on the eve of my first year as the editor-in-chief of Fast Company. The escalatory ladder is far more terrifying than it was on the eve of the millennium. Now, in the greatest age of science ever, Americans are debating whether Adam and eve rode dinosaurs. It is matched six months away by the festival of May Day and by the eve of Walpurgis Night which precedes it. Show More Sentences When I met him, on the eve of the first debate, he was dressed in a natty gray suit and was the picture of serenity. On the eve of a new liturgical season, today is a great day to start anew. In those days, Kakoma recalled, the Lunda youths would, on the eve of the Likumbi Lya Mize, pelt the people watching the Kuvumbuka Cha Makishi Ku Mukanda. On the eve of the First World War, having completed his magnum opus Principia Mathematica on which he had toiled for 10 years, Russell was at a loose end. To put them out on the eve of March Madness is a major risk, especially considering the tournament provides the NCAA with more than 90 percent of its operating budget. All princesses wishing to apply must respond to this proclamation and attend the initiation ball which is to be held in a sennight on the eve of the Festival of the Roses. Details of the operation were first revealed in The Observer on the eve of war last year, after the leaking of a top-secret memo from the NSA requesting British help. Every major newspaper and television station in Japan reported the news of the decision on the eve of March 31, Japan time. As an unmarried, not traditionally observant woman, I had never actually been to a mikva and always assumed my first visit would be on the eve of my wedding. The eve of St. Patrick's Day 2004 will not leave the minds, hearts and memories of so many people especially her family and her close school friends. On the wedding eve he plays soccer with his buddies in Battersea Park, then hops on his Ducati motorbike back to Clarence House. It is Christmas eve and our patient lays on the table in twilight sleep. The New Year eve celebrations may be marked by glitzy electric displays and noisy parties at one end and silent prayers for peace and harmony at the other. The wet weather prevented the curator from producing proper practice nets and batting practice has been limited to a few minutes on the eve of the match. Estonia and Scotland have strong links and, on the eve of Estonia's accession to the European Union, the country has recently appointed an honorary consul in Scotland. On the eve of his departure in January, 1795, he mustered the strength for one last voluminous report on government finance and outlined an ambitious future course. On the eve of the dedication of his presidential library, can George W. Bush be rehabilitated? Their findings are released today on the eve of the Thessaloniki summit of heads of EU political leaders that will decide the future framework of the community. In other words, they've had access to all the secret documents and they were not asked for security clearance until now, which is on the eve of the trial. This 2003 paperback edition is published on the eve of the 30th anniversary of this war and should be rediscovered by a variety of military readers. Show More Sentences So too the fiendish destruction of the public and private Hermes figures in Athens two years earlier, on the ill-omened eve of sailing of the Athenian armada for Sicily. The prince searches for her through the white night of St. Petersburg, his mind full of confusion, premonitions and anxiety, as on the eve of an attack. On the eve of the Civil War Louisiana's sugar planter elite was composed of 525 owners of at least 50 slaves who resided in a thirteen-parish area south of Baton Rouge. It mounted a robust election campaign, which included boisterous, well-managed rallies and even a Western-style meet-the-press power breakfast on the eve of polling. This is a sad situation on the eve of our gay pride celebrations. When Peter Manigault died in 1773 he left his children the largest estate probated in the mainland colonies on the eve of the American Revolution. As a result, by the eve of World War II, no one seriously questioned the dictum of Gen George Marshall, Army chief of staff, that no democracy could endure a 10-year war. What we are witnessing today, on the eve of welfare reauthorization, are the fruits of disentitlement, fewer federal mandates, and greater flexibility. On the eve of the event, inspired by childhood visits to the famous Levens Hall in Cumbria, Boston began cutting them into pairs of orbs and crosses and crowns. I have heard other stories about weddings being ruined because the dress or cake firm or indeed the reception venue imploded on the eve of the happy event. On the eve of his birthday, Christopher proposed to Catherine. It's uncanny living in Beijing how it rains on the eve of major events. On the eve of New Year's Day, the youngest invited his brothers to dinner. These are sometimes lit in churches on the eve of Easter Sunday. Three days later, on the eve of Shavuot, I discovered that I was pregnant. Gambling that Jackson would not want to confront the bank issue on the eve of his bid for reelection, Biddle applied early to recharter the Bank. Madge looked glum on the eve of her big day as film director Guy drove her from a Kaballah blessing. It was also a distraction to Napoleon III, on the eve of his coming confrontation with Prussia. On the eve of the Industrial revolution it took at least five spinners to supply one weaver. He'd refused to say anything more, because he didn't want to distract her with his problems on the eve of the Quals. Show More Sentences On the eve of the Spanish conquest, the highlands of Guatemala were dominated by several powerful Maya states. The festivities traditionally begin after the 12 June, on the eve of Saint Anthony's day, and last until the 29th, which is Saint Peter's day. The Soviet scholar Mikhail Tikhomirov calculated that Kievan Rus' on the eve of the Mongol invasion had around 300 urban centres. By the eve of the Norman conquest, there were further mints at Arundel, Pevensey and Hastings. On the eve of battle he dismissed those forces and offered terms to his brother. On the eve of the French Revolution, salt was imported from Le Croisic along with British grain, and Littry coal. On the eve of the First World War, the Government of Ireland Act 1914 passed into law. However, after the World War II, at the eve of India's independence, the region was split again into East Pakistan and West Bengal. In the final poll on the eve of the election, the SNP were eleven points clear of Labour. Hence, a replacement player called into a squad on the eve of a game would not be permitted to play in that game. He said this on the eve of his visit to Heliport here on Tuesday to review the progress of the ongoing development work. The first meeting was held at Anderton's Hotel in London on 23 March 1888 on the eve of the FA Cup Final. Princelet makes plenty of appeal in the opening race at Fontwell tomorrow on the eve of what promises to be a cracking weekend of racing. The palliums are blessed on the eve of the feast then kept in a silver-gilt casket near the tomb of St Peter. They provide as organized and unified a view as we have of the social ideals on England upon the eve of the Renaissance. And so ferforth she gan oure lay declare That she the constable, er that it was eve Converteth, and on Crist made hym bileve. On the eve of the wedding, a rehearsal dinner was held at the Mesquite Chophouse for family and friends. Its appearance on the eve of the fiftieth anniversary of Thor IRBMs achieving operational status in the United Kingdom is altogether fitting. Sangria Garden Ramadan Tent is scheduled to open on the eve of Ramadan on Aug. King Harry's words were spoken on the eve of St Crispin's Day, October 25, 1415, as he led his soldiers and longbowmen into war. Show More Sentences But despite getting an early diagnosis on the eve of her honeymoon due to her diligence, Leanne Muir died from the disease in June. On the eve of the wedding, the groom's parents hosted a rehearsal dinner in honor of the bride and groom at Redbud Springs Golf and Country Club. If the tree is erected on the eve of 1 May, then the event is usually followed by a May dance or Tanz in den Mai. On the eve of the 1980s, the Cherbourg agglomeration was hit by several violent social conflicts, particularly due to the closure of the Babcock factories. By the eve of the Great War, some Canadians, including many of English birth, were searching for literary and artistic forms that better expressed a sense of Canadianness. I remember the eve of the Northumberland Plate, I was doing a live interview for television with Easterby, who was running Sea Pigeon in the Tyneside marathon. On the eve of Ragnarok, a battle between the warring factions of Aesir and Vanir, Lenneth is dispatched to the land of mortals in pursuit of worthy allies. On the eve of the World Championships, O'Sullivan attended the 40th anniversary celebration of the Crucible Theatre holding the World Snooker Championship as a past champion. On the eve of Back to Church Sunday, parishioners invited family members, friends and neighbours to the church's backyard for a campfire and wiener roast. On the eve of the Cooperation Council, Minister Erlan Abdyldayev met with EU Commissioner for International Cooperation and Development Neven Mimica. It is impossible to establish with any certainty the exact number of inhabitants in England at the eve of the Black Death, and estimates range from 3 to 7 million. It drummed tackily to gather my attention, coughed, spat, cleared its throat, and, on the eve of that portentous communication, retired up stage as a multitude whispering. On the eve of her 26th birthday in May 2014, Adele posted a cryptic message via her Twitter account which prompted media discussion about her next album. In 1958, on the eve of neighboring Somalia's independence in 1960, a referendum was held in Djibouti to decide whether to remain with France or to join the Somali Republic. Singapore will remain on the F1 calendar until at least 2017, after race organisers signed a contract extension with Formula One Management on the eve of the 2012 event. Newman was so ashamed of the film, he took out an ad in The Los Angeles Times to pre-apologize to television viewers on the eve of its late-night showing. On the eve of World War II, the European Sephardi community was concentrated in Southeastern Europe countries of Greece, Yugoslavia, and Bulgaria. On the eve of the big encounter, news reached Welsh that Wolgast had been taken to hospital with acute appendicitis and would be unable to fight for three months. The practice of human sacrifice, often associated with sacred groves or trees, would continue among the Germanic peoples to the eve of Christianization. Ponet's pamphlet was republished on the eve of King Charles I's execution. Show More Sentences Religion in the Holy Roman Empire on the eve of the Thirty Years' War. In Telluride, there is more natural beauty than the eve can see. On the eve of the Glorious Revolution, the standing army in Scotland was about 3,000 men in various regiments and another 268 veterans in the major garrison towns. There will be the traditional Pop Gun eve of National Festival meeting at Thurles on Saturday week, but this year there are no British entries for the three big races. Around two and a half years earlier, I made an even dopier decision, while sharing a few beers at former colleague Mike Brewer's house on the eve of the 1989 Grand National. The text is a wonderful reflection on all that has happened during the season of Advent and Christmas Eve and Day. Clonaid, an organisation linked to the Raelian religious cult, claims it has created the first human cloned baby, named Eve. On Christmas Eve, JFK Airport workers found the body of a man in the wheel well of an American Airlines flight from Jamaica. On Christmas Eve, Ralph invited all of the wifeless sailors who hadn't any place better to go over to his house for a good time. There was a very fine attendance at the Christmas Eve Mass which ended on the stroke of midnight. Another loan, a whitework band sampler of about 1650, depicts Adam and Eve and comes from a private collection in the United States. Our most unusual New Year's Eve was in those heady, pre-parenting days when my husband whisked me off to Amsterdam for what Bridget Jones would call a mini-break. Eve Conant recalls a talk with Jeff Hall just as his National Socialist Movement was taking off. Eve has known of this folk belief but hasn't fully accepted it as truth. Examples from Classical Literature The tangka was a review, held on the eve of leaving the chief village, and at every halting-place on the way to the battlefield. This is especially noticeable in what is called his discours-testament, the speech delivered on the eve of Thermidor. In that very month Stockholm surrendered, and Gustavus held his proud entry into the capital on the eve of Midsummer Day. Hassim had learned also that the Settlement was in a state of unrest as if on the eve of war. So time went on to the very eve of the celebration, and it was as well that the celebration had never been. It was nice, she thought, to have gotten through to him tonight, on the eve of the new year. It is all right,' said Mr. Knight, who was as placid as dewy eve by the side of Elfride. I was on the eve of my fifteenth birthday, and I was in a state of expectation as to the future of my life. But I could find it in my heart to regret the witch even now that I am on the eve of beatification. This was in pursuance of an idea which he had confided to Winfield, on the eve of his forth-setting. But yester eve a party of merchants came slowly on their mules from Dusseldorf. It was on the eve of Shrovetide, in the wilds about sixty versts from the railroad. She sees herself on the eve of becoming the acquaintance of Captain blackball. Concealing his agitation, he began the routine of such familiar labors as impend on the eve of battle. This time he was not only irrecoverably in love, but on the eve of matrimony. He may perhaps be on the eve of starting away by some of the vessels in the port. On the eve of Innocents day, the priests gave way to the choir boys, the children, for the celebration of Childermas. After three centuries we are at the eve of a recommencement. And when friends are on the eve of separation, they like to spend the little time that remains to them close to each other. The Little Opera Company's witty revival of Mozart's The Impresario proved an ideal way to while away a summer's eve on Aug. Show More Sentences Bishkek has observed a slight rise in the market exchange rate of Russian ruble against the KGS on the eve. Set on the eve of the Battle of Actium, the poem dramatizes Antony's and Cleopatra's Bacchic outburst preceding their ultimate doom. We never see Him bring the bud to the eve of blossoming just to wither it. On the eve of the caucuses the war of the factions waxed hot. On the eve of its annual conference, the RCN said it was laying bare 'the myth' that the debt crisis in the NHS had been solved. I cut him nigh to the saddle-bow in a skirmish on the eve of Dunbar. Young women on the eve of a vacation were not usually so reasonable. At last, on the eve of the happy day, everything was in readiness. Micawber being now on the eve of casting off the pecuniary shackles that have so long enthralled him,' said Mrs. It was on the ninth of November, the eve of his own thirty-eighth birthday, as he often remembered afterwards. It was there he caught the fever which held him back on the eve of his departure for Greece and of which he lay ill so long in Naples. By some extraordinary oversight, Miss Bygrave had been left, on the eve of her marriage, unprovided with a maid. She is viler than any of those Berlin light o' loves on the eve of Jena. The preparatory music on the eve of the Omi ceremony was very fine. Fit to charge a grand jury, or, what is just now of more pressing necessity, able to do the honors of Christmas eve in the hall of Templeton? When the eve of Yom Kippur came I did not know what to do with myself. It is the eve of the Passover feast, the birthday of Israel's nationality. But Jim Callus, the manager of dear old Camp Sokum Wampum, knocked that idea in the head via the telephone on the eve of their departure. On the eve of the 2009 Outgames in Copenhagen, we've pulled together some handy anecdotes for even the most gymphobic to toss around during pre-event cocktails. Ishrat ul Ebad Khan has felicitated the members of Hindu community on eve of Diwali being celebrated Wednesday with associated festivity to continue for next two days. Show More Sentences The spectral, half-compounded, aqueous light which pervaded the open mead, impressed them with a feeling of isolation, as if they were Adam and Eve. Find more words! 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