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Meanings of noon in English
Russian
ноон Usage of noon in English
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.
6
That process began immediately and is expected to conclude by noon Sunday.
7
At noon today, we will see whether anything at all has changed.
8
At noon the peak vanished in the shimmering glare of the desert.
9
When it was noon in New Orleans Kathy called the Claiborne house.
10
God therefore said: I shall lead out Israel to the noon hour.
11
Show units for this contemporary scheme open for viewing today at noon.
12
At noon Tammuz and En-hedu often carried a bench outside the Kestrel.
13
By noon next day they sure-as-hell had the answer to number three.
14
By noon the unhappy boy lay in bed in his own room.
15
At noon that day the galley was skimming the sea off Paestum.
16
The hour was still short of noon when they reached the city.
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