afternoons
adverb
Origin of afternoons
afternoon
noun
adjective
Origin of afternoon
Examples from the Web for afternoons
Contemporary Examples of afternoons
In the second season she spends afternoons rehearsing for a musical and buying an unlicensed gun for her clone friend.
I spend my afternoons reading and exercising or going for walks.
He had sex with hustlers in the afternoons, he said, so he could concentrate on conversation with friends in the evening.
I could still see those afternoons in the Manchester TV studios when I was a kid with a camera.
But in the next instant, all the other timepieces ticked on into the first of the sunny afternoons the boy will never see.
Historical Examples of afternoons
I'm to be in your office in the mornings, Dr. Wilson, and anywhere I am needed in the afternoons.
KMary Roberts Rinehart
In the afternoons he would take a walk if the weather was nice.
L'AssommoirEmile Zola
On the afternoons when Coupeau felt dull, he would call on the Lorilleuxs.
L'AssommoirEmile Zola
That is where we play—I mean it is most pleasant there, hot afternoons.
The Very Small PersonAnnie Hamilton Donnell
But he rather liked to visit the graveyard on Sunday afternoons.
Cy Whittaker's PlaceJoseph C. Lincoln