evening paper

And it was she who brought me the first evening paper.

Her husband asked a few questions and sat down to read the evening paper.

The fat man had an evening paper in his hand.

And holding up the evening paper before him, he moved along.

Then we picked up an evening paper and went home.

He went to the front door and picked up the evening paper.

He would then get his evening paper and read in silence.

He found his father reading the evening paper in the library.

While my father read his evening paper, I asked him what war sounded like.

It was in one of the evening papers a day or two ago.

An evening paper was the only way of discovering the result.

When the sandwiches came, he was reading the evening paper.

After a while I went down to the lobby of the building to buy an evening paper.

She would have bought an evening paper to read in the train.

A number of evening papers are also published from the city.

Paul asked, setting the evening paper on the kitchen table.

She said after a minute or two: "Any news in the evening paper?"

And the evening paper has a daily circulation of 40,648.

But Reagan had already given his story to the evening papers.

A couple of evening papers were lying on the table where she left them.

Why had he always lost himself in the evening paper instead of looking over its edge for possible adventures?

The evening papers came out with a sensation the next day.

As the name indicates, it was originally an evening paper.

The London evening papers will be on the streets about now.

So how to catch the deadline for my London evening paper?