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Meanings of midday in English
Synonyms
Examples for "noon"
Examples for "noon"
1
Mr Justice Kelly said he would give his decision at noon today.
2
However, the outcome should be clear from unofficial tallies by about noon.
3
They asked participants to clear the festival grounds by noon on Sunday.
4
It says, 'Urgent you meet me at Base Ops McCoy noon today.
5
The next day came; intolerable was the thirst we endured by noon.
1
The whole population of the place was indulging in a noonday siesta.
2
The German set off in the blazing noonday at his swiftest pace.
3
The heat of the noonday sun compelled the ladies to drive on.
4
Moody was conducting a noonday prayer-meeting in the city of Edinburgh, Rev.
5
But shade must be had to break the glare of the noonday.
1
Their parched throats refused to sing in the noontide of their labor.
2
There came a strange hush in the heat of the noontide hours.
3
It was only a couple of organ-grinders resting during the noontide heat.
4
Now Dickory spoke from out of the blazing noontide of his countenance.
5
Two shepherds, avoiding the noontide heat, retire into the cave of Faunus.
1
It could be twelve noon or twelve midnight for all she knew.
2
You will report daily at twelve noon by telephoning a certain number.
3
The invariable hour for the first hermitage meal was twelve noon.
4
The message had been left at twelve noon that day.
5
We will exchange on the observation deck at twelve noon, two days from now.
1
At high noon on the seventh day the funeral crossed the city.
2
Even at high noon the sunlight straggles through only in small patches.
3
When I reach the top and look back, it is high noon.
4
It was high noon when Mollie awoke, refreshed in body and mind.
5
The sun rose higher and higher till it blazed at high noon.
Usage of midday in English
1
Time for a midday round-up of the key events so far today.
2
The result of the committee's meeting will be announced at midday today.
3
Police were called to the work place on Waitete Road at midday.
4
The National Party board is meeting from midday to decide Walker's future.
5
An ESB spokesman said the company hoped to restore power by midday.
6
STOCKS In midday New York trade, the major stock indexes were mixed.
7
Authorities said Fletcher admitted to police midday Monday to possessing the handgun.
8
News Corp shares in New York lost over 4 percent by midday.
9
Just before midday, however, Mahti raised a hand to halt the others.
10
New York markets opened sharply higher, then subsided as they reached midday.
11
Sam left Lomaski's office and emerged, still young, into the Cambridge midday.
12
Despite the approaching midday, it was not yet too hot to work.
13
Nevertheless, midday came and went without any sign of the elusive Sumerian.
14
After a strong midday rally, markets closed up around 1 per cent.
15
The crash happened on Okaeria Road after midday and involved one vehicle.
16
Despite the confusion of voices, all the cases were settled by midday.
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