At noontime, even during Ramadan, the streets bustle with people doing their shopping and children spilling out of school buses.
At noontime I let Gus out for a piddle, without attending on him, much less leashing him.
But in the end, the only bell that mattered was the noontime carillon that brought workers in for their one hearty meal at home.
Last week, the fellows, who over the years eliminated the politicians from their noontime confab, made a double change.
And since check-out time is usually around noon, the tour agencies can actually save a day's room rate by checking them in after noontime.
That makes the solstice the year's longest day, and the stick's noontime shadow on that day the shortest.
Your noontime meal is also included, so that you may fully savour our gourmet cuisine.
And while we're on the topic of lunch, let's not forget the noontime aggro of standing in a long queue at the bank or cash register.
Children who no longer have to search for a noontime meal to attend school more regularly.
Stars visible at midnight in September will be concealed by the dazzling noontime Sun 180 days later in March.
With some crops, rising night-time temperatures do more damage than rising noontime ones.
The local noontime programs have all been cancelled, and Saturday programming will be consolidated for the entire western part of the country.
At first the narrator observes the calm sea under the blazing noontime sun and accepts the inevitability of death.
Its shoots are gathered daily, packed in bags or wrapped in leaves and carried by lorry to noontime markets.
The official opening will be at noontime on June 2, 2010 and will remain open until the end of June.
These noontime roundtables are a Festival favourite among many as they bring together several authors for a relaxed conversation.
When noontime came, he noticed that Tiffany was still working.
Looking around, Tanj realized that a number of office workers were stretched out in the park, nude, or near-nude, soaking up the noontime sun as they ate their bag lunches.
Active Seniors with spirit came together at the Tavolata kick-off conference with a view to initiate noontime get-togethers.
Let the sun of righteousness shine upon us at noontime, While we beseech you to guide our wayward steps in the twilight.
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Applying the water during the heat of noontime decreases the stress on the plants by reducing the leaf and soil temperature while supplying water to the now shallow-growing roots.
Solar power neatly meets the noontime peak, often producing too much at that point in the day, while at the same time making no contribution to power demand at all overnight.
The effect was helped by the thermal lag caused by the Sun continuing to heat the nucleus surface after local noontime, just as temperatures on Earth are usually at their maximum a few hours after local noon.
At noontime during the winter months, a six metre high tree or building can produce a shadow of ten metres or more, which can significantly shade a collector mounted on the ground or a wall.
The noontime event took place as usual on the Hill, but the evening show telecast was moved to Prince Edward Island and was replaced in Ottawa by a band concert with simpler technical requirements.
The day ended with a meal, generally left over from the noontime preparations.
At noontime we will invigorate ourselves with an extensive buffet lunch.
He has the car running and cooled down from the noontime heat.
Twelve additional Alberta artists will be featured during the Heritage Days festivities in August, and 12 noontime performances will be presented during the Tunes and Noon series.
Jeffrey M. Martin, GLHA president and chief operating officer, attended a noontime news conference held by FSM to announce the completion of the West Branch Campaign and honor its many project stakeholders.

There was quite a demand for fish in town, and the counters were emptying by noontime.
Thus they missed the noontime exodus of workers from the buildings around them.
It was plain that he looked from a house on a low hill, and that noontime had arrived.
It was a fairly long journey to the lodge, and so they started at noontime.
At noontime we'll have a fish fry right here on the shore to help us out with the lunch.
We also know how hot and dry and dusty it can get about noontime.
On the 22d of November 1963, about noontime, where were you?
Where were you on the day of November 22, 1963, at about noontime?
I knew it must be near noontime, so I began to retrace my way.
The day was hot and dusty, and at noontime he paused at a wayside inn to refresh himself.
In addition, there will be a noontime show on March 28 that is sensory friendly.
He suggested to the authorities concerned to stop gas supply during noontime but restore the full gas supply during dusk and night.
The afternoon may also seem cold, with winds reaching 20 knots around noontime.
Whether it's lawn bowling or making an omelet as bright and unblemished as the noontime sun, Pepin is, above all things, a teacher.
The crowd from beach plum Point came over in the cars about noontime.
It was at least noontime, and was the first food tasted that day.
Roads, garden-paths, the house-fronts, the barton-walls were warm as hearths, and reflected the noontime temperature into the noctambulist's face.
At noontime a man with whom he had been talking had read it to him and told him a little about it, with the result that Jurgis had conceived a wild idea.

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