forenoon

In the forenoon many groups of men and women passed me.

He was usually to be found there in the forenoon of the day.

Every forenoon at this hour she had found the king in his room.

He came back in the forenoon and found me sitting there.

About the middle of the forenoon they began to go up a long hill.

Half an hour into the forenoon watch, however, things began to warm up.

Then the second one would require action in the middle of the following forenoon.

The captain would like you to go on board this forenoon.

He kept the deck for the most part of the forenoon.

We came into town in the middle of the forenoon, and I went on foot from the station.

It was in the early forenoon of the next day that we made the great departure.

It was well on in the forenoon when they were allowed upstairs.

It was well along in the forenoon of a bitter winter's day.

The heat of the sun awoke him early in the forenoon.

I need some sleep, and you have to take over the forenoon watch."

We made up for lost time by sleeping on deck a good part of the forenoon.

"Today has been a full one already, and we have not reached the forenoon.

The first day, I wrote my "leader" in the forenoon.

Forenoon is the part of the day between sunrise and noon.

In all, during that day and the forenoon of the next, three long rehearsals took place.

The trees of the left bank made short shadows on the current in the forenoon sun.

The party did not return till the following forenoon, having been nearly twenty-four hours without food.

One forenoon she received by messenger a letter which interested her much.

Let me be married to three kings in a forenoon, and widow them all.

You have perhaps been observing this house during the forenoon?"