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Each team had to get down to 47 players by noon.

By noon he was the only person to have done so.

By noon of the following day we were close in with the land.

The road was clear and the power guys would be here by noon to take care of the live lines.

By noon, there wasn't even enough left to keep a full head going.

He had to leave by noon in order to make his first class of the day.

By noon he would have to be on his way.

By noon, he was on his way back to Chicago.

By noon he was down to our place and had turned in.

You can be here by noon; so we have time.

It was around noon, and most people were in church.

So it hit me hard, around noon, when I looked out the front and saw her car gone.

It was done in his office, around noon or a little later.

Around noon, I got a call on my cell phone.

Play generally began around noon, some of the games taking more than seven hours to complete.

The last call had come around noon, and it was from her father.

These are open to the public, too, and often start around noon.

Around noon, he and Will left to get something to eat.

The next of a very different kind, happened around noon.

Around noon, several people stood outside his door as if they were waiting for someone to open it.

Toward noon of the second day, Chase called me to her terminal.

Toward noon, two more orderlies came back to deal with the men like us, who'd been left to wait.

Toward noon I did look upward once, and behind me.

As morning wore along toward noon, his sense of confidence began to grow.

The sun was pushing up toward noon through a clear blue sky.

They would probably let him out toward noon and laugh very hard.

On the fifth day, toward noon, he could no longer hold up his head.

Toward noon, they called a short halt by a river.

The warm orange of the morning turned white as the sun climbed toward noon.

Toward noon, I felt a sudden rushing in my mind like the coming of a wind.