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Discover LudwigThe phrase "Sunday midday" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used to refer to the time around noon on a Sunday.
Example: "We have a family gathering planned for Sunday midday at the park."
Alternatives: "Sunday noon" or "midday on Sunday."
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I must say that these Sunday midday concerts are not easy to do.
Meanwhile, my trawl of newsagents on Sunday midday in Brighton and London in the evening, showed how successful the story had been in terms of sales.
But for a bleary Sunday midday filled with people recalling serial-comma debates, error-prone writers and the great semicolon genocide of 2002, I think one of the large and bustling Congee Village restaurants, either on Allen Street or the Bowery, might answer: Chinese food is a copy desk tradition, after all.
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