Lunch is also special with turkey on the menu and the whole camp again spliced the main brace at eleven thirty and again at half past two. |
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About half past eight I was lounging on the couch, channel-surfing when my doorbell rang. |
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At half past midnight in the bar of the Bull Bay Hotel I meet Pat, an old diving instructor. |
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It was six days after Mandy disappeared that the Barclays' doorbell rang at half past midnight. |
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I got back from Lucca at half past midnight this morning, and spent about two minutes sorting the paper post. |
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About half past midnight, the side-car stopped on a bridge above the Seine. |
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Sober, sensible readers who get to bed by half past ten may have no fun, but they may be less likely to get heart disease than the rest of us. |
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At half past one on a weekday the restaurant was less than half full, and still staffed to the gills. |
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I went in afterwards and the next thing I knew, someone looked at their watch and it was half past two in the morning. |
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Some of you might have noticed that some time around half past two yesterday afternoon this site disappeared. |
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I'm looking for people who may have seen something suspicious at about quarter past one to say half past one or quarter to two, in that area. |
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By this time it would have been about half past one, and we slowly made our way back to the hotel, stopping at a few bars on the way home. |
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Oh, I could have written something yesterday, but it was half past one when the last guest left. |
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It all started with an intensive lie-in when an invisible force kept me in bed until about half past one in the afternoon. |
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We turned up just before eight o'clock and left at about half past one in the morning. |
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So really quite late last night, perhaps even after half past ten, I went into the kitchen. |
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So at half past three we had the fun of trying to get back to civilisation. |
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So it wasn't a very big surprise when Dustin and Justin showed up at half past twelve. |
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The seminar ran every Wednesday from half past twelve to two o'clock in Mathematical Institute. |
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Finally, at half past seven the guests agreed it was a pity to spoil a good dinner and seated themselves to a delicious meal. |
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The bar stayed open until three this morning, and by half past I said goodbye to the last swaying stragglers, then went slowly up to bed. |
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They watched TV and chatted inconsequentially before going for a drink at half past nine. |
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I was woken up this morning at half past five by quite the most enormous bumble bee flying around the bedroom. |
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About half past six in the evening, an ebrious individual applied for towels, in company with another who seemed sober. |
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He checked his watch and blinked twice when the green digital clock told him it was half past eleven. |
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When we finally arrive in Paddington at half past ten, a ticket inspector then demands that I pay the full fare. |
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As the clock struck half past five the crowd was slowly trickling in. |
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Since then, every day at half past noon, a crowd gathers to watch as the clock's mechanical figures spring to life. |
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Science of health says if one inculcates to sleep from half past ten in the night to five in the morning, the body would generally be healthy. |
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They watched TV for awhile before going for a drink at half past nine. |
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Made by a team of Swiss clockmakers around 1547, the daily routine of its automata at half past noon attracts plenty of visitors. |
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Options players exchange more than 229,900 contracts on Ford Motor Co. half past noon. |
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I remember once we left to go out on the windscoop at half past one in the morning. |
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In such circumstances sailors who do not have to go to sea do not go to sea and at half past ten on Sunday morning the decision was taken to abandon racing. |
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Ben hadn't noticed but it was actually half past nine at night. |
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At half past four she was relieved by a twelve year old Alty Grammar lad. |
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By half past eleven the vast expanse of Trafalgar Square was already full. |
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At half past twelve, Margot and Daddy read, and others clean. |
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As it happens, I have to get up every morning at half past six and I therefore always go to bed before midnight. |
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Thinking that it might be Lord Carbury, and that, if so, he would probably not wait until half past nine to break his fast, she ran gaily off. |
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The warship rang its semihourly bell, announcing it was now half past 10 o'clock. |
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I would therefore ask you, ladies and gentlemen, to be sparing with your words and that we all try to save time, so that we can make this debate consistent and finish it before half past five. |
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This usually keeps him busy until at least half past six in the evening. |
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It is too hot to eat much, so we lunch on bananas and the gache loaf bought the previous day, and set off for Guernsey at half past one. |
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At half past nine, with the booming drums of the parade sounding up the street, the shivering form of Dwindle Daniels was again sogged down to its original saturation point. |
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His spirits revived, however, and by half past three, his wife Alice had been put on board the destroyer Escopette, which was to escort the flight. |
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My train's supposed to arrive at 2. Let's plan on meeting at half past. |
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