midday , also: mid-day , also: midnoon

Now the time I used to get going seems like midday.

After the midday break, however, things took a different turn.

The midday break would have given them time to get from one job to the other.

One, or even both, of you will be dead on your feet by midday.

He would be back by midday, after four days away on his father's business.

Then both of them left together and were gone for over two hours, until about midday.

We will need to deal with this at midday today.

All we had to do was keep this up until midday.

It was well past midday by the time they started back.

They had been working since seven and it was almost midday.

And at midday, almost always, I was out in the car.

It was midday on the day after he had started work.

At midday he gave up on culture and set out to walk.

About midday there was clear water to the west of us.

But from 1230 to 1400 hours there's the midday break, when no one at all can be seen.

The first running after the midday break was the major race of the day and no one wanted to be late.

I'll look round here about midday to see how you're getting on.

We'll start out again at first light, and reach them by midday.

But by midday today, no specific action had been decided upon.

Around midday and a couple of times during the afternoon.

There had been no word since, and it was long past midday.

It started to come down around midday, and let me tell you, it's really something.

It's no good looking at the sun around midday to get the north.

It was right in the heat of midday, the wrong time to water.

"Usually I try to work at midday because the light is best," she said.