midday

By midday, the Ukrainian government had confirmed that two of its choppers had been downed.

The naval officer was there because the hour of the midday meal on board the cruiser did not coincide with lunch time on shore.

After this, Stephen sang night and morn and midday the songs he had sung—and Calote with him—in the year of pilgrimage.

It was midday, then, on the tropic seas, and the horizon was closing in with clouds as of blood and vapours of stifling heat.

Here they were, instead, at a little after midday, confronting sure ruin and probable death.

In the heat of midday Hare yielded to its influence and reined in his horse under a slate-bank where there was shade.