Toward noontime the train paused at a way station to take on some freight and the box in which the detectives were packed was thrown over to make room for it.
About noontime their troubles began again, for the freight handlers got hold of the box to send it over the river to Jersey with other freight.
But the bad son laughed and went out to watch the cows; and before noontime he went to sleep up in the tree, and the cows all went in the clover.
He whistled at the dog as he went out; he sang merrily as he walked along the road, with the sunrise on his face and the noontime in his heart.
When Milford returned at noontime the hired man gave him a letter.
The noontime meal is called breakfast, and dinner is served about 7 o'clock.
Beef tea was served in the cool climate and ices when the hot zones were reached between noontime and supper.
Yes, sir; I saw him on the second floor about noontimealmost every day.
And, what were you doing specifically shortly after noontime on November 22?
At noontime Loki was so hungry that he begged Odin to stop for dinner; so when they came to a shady spot by the bank of a river, the three gods chose it for their resting-place.
At noontime the four friends left their giant guide, whose path led another way.
Nor did my young bees learn from us their game of "prisoners' base" which they play almost every summer noontime in front of the hives.
By noontime the buzz-saw of the cicada will be ripping the dried old stick of this August day into splinters and sawdust.
If I do not join you before noontime bring all that is left of him back to the conservatory so I can take him to lunch.
Luckily it was just noontime and every one was indoors awaiting lunch.
It is the noontime of the year, when men should seek repose Where rustic lakes go rippling and the water-lily grows; Come, let us swerve a season from the dusty urban track, And off with Louis Auer to his Lake Pewaukee shack!
That the noontimeof this gospel day was dark, is unquestionable.
The most sensible date, and most consistent with revelation, for the bringing in of the dark noontime of the gospel day is A.
When Jurgis had been working about three weeks at Brown's, there had come to him one noontime a man who was employed as a night watchman, and who asked him if he would not like to take out naturalization papers and become a citizen.
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.
So they came away, and Ona went down to the yards, and at noontime saw Jurgis and told him.
Now I have wonders why was it the grandpa felt not satisfaction feels at Mathilde Plantagenet having her dinner near noontime just like most all other children.
But when noontime is come, Mathilde Plantagenet is here in the barn, and her mother, the most gentle Jersey cow, is away out in the pasture.
I have had my dinner at the noontimeand I went into the barn.
They got back to the cabin at noontime and dragged a dead limb up before the door, planning to chop some firewood a little later.
This cleaning-up process took so long that it was noontime before we reached San Bernardino, and we pitched camp that night about where we had expected to stop for lunch.
We intended to get our lunch at the hotel, but when we went over there about noontime the proprietor, a woman, was evidently quite alarmed for the safety of her guests and told us she was sorry, but we could not register.
Since noontime she had sat reading and straining her ears for a sound in the room overhead, but there had been none.
Chapter IV The village store, grandiloquently styled by a red sign the Wilton Emporium, was thronged with the usual noontime crowd.
Next day, Heman went away into the woods chopping, and carried his dinner of doughnuts and cheese, with a chunk of bean-porridge frozen into a ball, to be thawed out by his noontime fire.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "noontime" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
