NOON OF

At the noon of the party, everyone gathered around for cake.

The lion rests under the shade at the noon of the savanna.

Families often gather for lunch at the noon of Sundays.

The marathon runners reach the halfway mark at the noon of the race.

The church bells chime at the noon of the wedding ceremony.

We arrived at the park at noon of the scorching summer day.

At noon of the battle, both armies were locked in a stalemate.

The ship's crew gathered for a meeting at noon of the voyage.

They scheduled the interview for noon of the recruitment drive.

The professor scheduled the exam for the noon of the semester's final day.

At the noon of their journey, the hikers paused to admire the breathtaking view from the mountain peak.

The orchestra's performance reached its crescendo at the noon of the symphony, captivating the audience.

In the ancient kingdom, the noon of the ruler's reign marked a period of prosperity and innovation.

The sun blazed fiercely at the noon of the desert, casting long shadows across the dunes.

The spacecraft's trajectory was meticulously calculated to intersect with the asteroid at the exact noon of its orbit.

The noon of summer is when the sun shines brightest.

We usually have lunch around noon of each workday.

At the noon of his career, he reached the pinnacle of success.

The park is most crowded at the noon of weekends.

We met at the noon of the town square, right by the fountain.

Noon of Friday is when the meeting is scheduled.

The meeting is scheduled for noon of Friday.

Saturday's noon marks the start of the picnic.

At noon of the gathering, everyone was already there.

The children played outside until noon of the day.

Noon of the journey was marked by a quick lunch break.

In the garden, the flowers bloomed beautifully at noon of the day.