noonday

Nothing is to be told to the sun at noonday.

To this day, the Noonday conspiracy has received little national coverage.

The Noonday case shows just how serious a threat we face from domestic terrorists.

There was another sound, too, a strange noise for the bright time of noonday.

Blazing hot noonday, and no sign of life on the wharf.

It was a cloudy evening, bright as noonday still, April cool.

He stood his hour of guard about noonday, half-drowsing in the heat.

Her smile was brighter than the sun at noonday.

On 1 July 1947, the Noonday gun was back in operation.

Elisabeth's fear shone in his mind, bright as the sun at noonday.

Noonday Prayer is offered on the last Saturday of each month.

A water pipe ran from the well to Upper Noonday.

"It was bright noonday when I fetched up to town.

She had fallen on her side, and the fire lit the street with hellish noonday.

Noonday has reissued two other novels by the Cuban writer.

In addition, it will revive its Noonday line of adult trade paperbacks.

The last sunlight of the day works as well as noonday."

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The Noonday Gun sounded across the road; all of us ignored it.

Hard to see in this twilight at noonday.

"A wonderful, deep, soft, heavenly blue, like the sea at noonday."

The walk in front of Canterbury Hall was bright as noonday.

The giant always aroused as wide awake as at noonday.

The name "nantahala" is a Cherokee word which means noonday.

Part of the trail will run along Noonday Creek.

--notice how still it is; and remember this is noonday--noonday.

Above the strepitant racket of the streets, he heard the harsh chimes of Trinity at noonday--strong jags of clangour hurled against the great sounding-boards of buildings; drifting and dying away down side alleys.