at noon

He had come in with his people at noon the day before.

He had to remember to call her at noon the next day.

He was certain he'd be in his office at noon.

But where had he been going at noon with a woman?

At noon she sat still when the others went outside.

He worked in bed all morning and got up at noon.

The next day, the boy met the old man at noon.

But the end came at noon on March 11, 1997.

At noon he stopped for a short rest, then moved on.

At noon of the second day, we reached the place.

You had opportunity to do so when I called up at noon.

One man showed up at noon, looked around, and left without a word.

Beginning today at noon, there will be many things to do and see, especially for children.

We were married in the morning, and at noon I had to go.

This took place at noon; after the service, no more work was done on these days.

The rest of the results were expected to be available at noon on Sunday.

"He can make you believe the sun will go down at noon."

Then at noon, children who required it could have a half day of child care.

Oh, and you can close the office on Friday at noon.

She had a case at noon but needed some more coffee.

Blue as the sky at noon on a summer's day.

"Tell her to meet me in my office at noon."

He died the next day on 20 July at noon.

They came to the edge of the town at noon the next day.

But tomorrow morning I get a free hour at noon.