noon ** , auch: noontime literary

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

He got up early and went back to work before noon.

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

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

By noon he would have to be on his way.

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

No one would start looking for the woman until after noon.

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

She had to look at his face morning, noon and night.

I tried her a few times last night and again around noon today.

She began her campaign near noon of the next day.

But what could he do with the long hours until noon?

He wanted to be back on land well before noon.

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

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

Everything would be done by noon, one way or another.

No one else around here would be up before noon, if then.

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

Your mother has been on to me since noon trying to find out where you were.

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

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

The woman's body was found in her bed about noon, the police said.

On one morning last week, 700 calls had come in by noon.

My mother always put on a big dinner for Sunday noontime.

One noontime recently, 200 stood right in front of the bar - all waiting to go through security.

But she'd only been reminded of her look downhill this noontime.

Noontime, under the hot sun, and dog demand began picking up.

There's been a dozen fellers in and out since noontime.

One building remained untouched by the sun, even in brightest noontime.

It was all one delectable noontime of a highlighted late summer.

He came in as though it were sunny noontime.

At noontime the priest stopped to rest way ahead of the forester.

It is a bright, gorgeous noontime at the cemetery in Queens.

The end of its time is after approximately eleven-and-a-quarter hours have passed from the legal noontime.

Tropical noontime, with a full belly, is not a situation that promotes heavy thought.

"Happy noontime," shouted the giant man who leaped into their midst.

At noontime, those prisoners sat in a makeshift barbed-wire prison.

In 1880 he completed his first major work, Ironworker's Noontime, while still a student.

"One doesn't save a world by napping away the noontime.

Noontime, sunset, midnight, and morning, I squeeze the crying pump.

When her relationship with Noontime didn't work out, she came back to New York, to try again.

In the funeral parlor, the last rites typically last until noontime.

Around noontime we found some heavier fish.

Be sure she gets the facts right or we'll have hysteria as well as hangovers by noontime.

The True Believer came to port passage with the perfect bright noontime on all things.

Noontime in Manhattan, and the strap-style T-shirt brigade was out.

At noontime he was less sure.

Noontime was going to be hell.