Good evening. , also: Evening. informal

Have a good evening and I will see you in the morning!

I was having a pretty good evening up until then.

But for now from all the team, have a very good evening.

Well, thank you very much to everyone involved and have a good evening.

It was a good evening for me and the team.

Never says much except good evening when he comes and goes.

They had a good evening, until there was a sound outside.

Yes, it had been the best evening for quite some time.

So I try to have a good evening with the kids and then get them to bed.

Good evening, and thank you for the opportunity to be here tonight.

It's a good evening out for only £2 including a programme.

Good evening, and may every god be with you this night.

It was going to be a good day, with a better evening to come.

"Who could want a better evening than that in the summer?"

I only meant to say that you had a good evening.

Have a good evening in your new place, and we'll talk tomorrow.

Certainly you haven't come here just to wish an old man a good evening.

It was the best he could do for giving her a good evening.

"Good evening," she said in a clear voice to the new set of players.

Good evening, and ring me up at the office if you change your mind.

And with that we'll wish you a very good evening.

That's tomorrow but for now, from all of us here have a good evening.

It had been a good evening's work, and he was ready for a cup of coffee.

I therefore believe that this is a good evening for Europe.