noontime

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• On May 5, he sat with Frank in the solarium and listened expectantly to Gary Null’s noontime radio show.

• Ohio State officials confirmed Saturday that they could have gone ahead with their noontime game at Illinois but thought it prudent to cancel.

• Perhaps it was the noontime trysts he was arranging at a nearby 59th Street hotel and expensing to the network.

• If he had the money, he could catch a train before noontime and reach the mountain by the middle of the afternoon.

• Martha served coffee and buttermilk-pop at break-time, and presided over noontime feasts, served in several sittings, in the tent.

• Every noontime for two weeks this scene was enacted, to the vast delight of a simple, childish people.

• The Governor thought the evening affair should be in Austin, and that we should hit Dallas around noontime.

• The true hour for Chartres is not at noontime, when the tourists flock to the empty church, but in the morning with the dawn.