noontide

Each knew in his heart that he would not survive to see the noontide.

The wet woods are full of scents in the noontide.

However, my sight was as clear as it might be at noontide.

For such pillars of fire must precede the great noontide.

A noontide have you been in our twilight, and your youth has given us dreams to dream.

It was not a noontide for the well-advised to venture out of doors.

The house felt steamingly hot, as though it held in its walls all the heat of the noontide.

"The morning had been golden; the noontide was bronze; and the evening lead.

The light of the noontide poured in through the spiraling windows and down into the audience hall.

The noontide services were over and she had only her favorite priest beside her.

The noontide is upon us and our half waking has turned to fuller day, and we must part.

It is noontide of a glorious summer day.

Hath a seventh-day evening come to it precisely at noontide?

The General looked particularly bad-tempered after being disturbed at his noontide roost.

The noontide vault of heaven Is radiant and blue.

Sauron, seeing the might of Númenor at its noontide, knew that he could not stand against them.

However, back issues continue to be distributed and sold by its associated organization, the Noontide Press.

I tell you, matey, this is the place to take a picnic on a quiet noontide!"

--Let this be our final will at the great noontide!

Yet by the hot noontide of this second day, Joan and Ezra still had not returned.

For two ages more the noontide of the glory of Valinor endured.

The area beneath the mossy cypresses was lit like midsummer noontide.

Ye might go out to the paddock near noontide, though, lass, if ye've a mind to.

High noontide sun beat down on Orlando the Axe.

In the scorching noontide of the second day he collapsed, fainting upon his oar.