| Children who no longer have to search for a noontime meal to attend school more regularly. |
| Its shoots are gathered daily, packed in bags or wrapped in leaves and carried by lorry to noontime markets. |
| And since check-out time is usually around noon, the tour agencies can actually save a day's room rate by checking them in after noontime. |
| At noontime I let Gus out for a piddle, without attending on him, much less leashing him. |
| Last week, the fellows, who over the years eliminated the politicians from their noontime confab, made a double change. |
| But in the end, the only bell that mattered was the noontime carillon that brought workers in for their one hearty meal at home. |
