evening watch

noun

, Nautical.

1. the watch from 4 p.m. until 8 p.m., often adopted in place of the two dogwatches.

Example Sentences

“Yep, those are coyotes,” the campground host confirmed during her evening watch.

From Washington Post

“There is still much to decide. Spread the word. I want all the leading men in the Shieldhall when the evening watch begins. Tormund should be back by then. Where can I find Toregg?”

From Literature

Without getting up once from the couch you might on a given evening watch a 1950s sitcom, a cartoon a teenager made in his bedroom, a TED talk, live broadcasts from the Senate or space, highlights of last night's late-night talk shows, a concert video shot on a cellphone, a Korean soap opera, soccer in Spanish and half a dozen cats playing half a dozen pianos.

From Los Angeles Times

If you aren’t reveling in Times Square this chilly evening, watch a live broadcast of the celebration here.

From New York Times

Hodgson's England team take on Sweden at Euro 2012 on Friday evening - watch the match on BBC One and BBC One HD from 19:00 BST.

From BBC