Meanings of nearly midday in English

By the time that the trench was finished it was nearly midday.

It was nearly midday, and the camp lay under a blazing sun.

It was now nearly midday, and the streets were clearing.

Until nearly midday Willis watched him going through papers, dictating letters, and receiving subordinates.

It was nearly midday when the repairs were completed, and the vessel forged ahead again.

But other calls delayed us, and it was nearly midday before we started for the cape.

It was nearly midday, he guessed, though the sun was still hidden by jagged gray clouds.

It's now nearly midday and she snoozes on.

He was solid and visible and in his pajamas, and, by the light, it was nearly midday.

It was nearly midday by the time they were ready to go but the balloon did not budge.

It was nearly midday.

It was nearly midday on the other side of the Atlantic, in London, where protesters were gathering in Trafalgar Square for a big anti-American demonstration.

It was very late when we rose-nearlymidday; for the greater part of the night had been spent in reading the MS.