Sentence examples for it's noon from inspiring English sources

"It's noon" is a grammatically correct sentence and can be used in written English.
You can use it any time you want to state that it is currently noon. For example, "It's noon and everyone is gathered in the conference room for the meeting."

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At 12, not quite certain whether it's noon or midnight, we call it a day, wish each other good night and head off to our wind-blasted tents.

12 p.m. 4) HIGH NOON It's noon on the lake, and you're 6,225 feet above sea level.

12 noon: It's noon, so I guess that means Robert Gates is president for a few minutes?

Get out of bed anyways, and take your walk, no matter if it's noon or four in the evening.

For example, let's say that it's noon and you are rushing around with little time for a "meal" so you grab an organic apple and peanut butter.

You and your little rodent friends start out living an average life in an average cluster of cages, and every day, for ten days, a nice man in a white lab coats gives you 10 grams of finely ground Purina lab crackers precisely at noon (you don't know it's noon, but you eventually pick up on the general time).

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Yeah, it's midnight now.

Because then it's night.

I'm glad it's tonight.

"It's night and day," Cortines said.

"It's night and day," he said.

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