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Discover Ludwig"half past four" is a correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It is typically used to denote the time of 4:30. Example: "I have an appointment at half past four, so I'll need to leave work early."
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Half past four, Friday afternoon.
The afternoon was ragged with leaves and the dreary, hungry untidiness of a child's half past four.
At around half past four, I found Vince, who had brought his girlfriend, and Nate.
By half past four, the main room is packed and the Don't Flop entourage – battlers and their supporters, a camera crew, assorted hangers-on – are drifting on to the stage, like teachers at an assembly.
It was half past four.
Around half past four, I put my camera and notepad away and head back to the bus stop, with unoriginal anti-Islam speeches still echoing around Canberra's Parliamentary Zone.
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Hong Kong and Bangkok have risen by half since August.
Think of America's carmakers half a decade ago.
Half a year later, the Arab Spring began.
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