In Sean's case, he plans to catch up with friends or attend events around 12 30 or 1 p.m., which helps to reinforce his noon cut-off time.
Gunshots, the first I heard that night, cut through the air, and a hundred people began drifting in the direction of the bullets.
The Education Department last night cut off outside access to a government database that contains the personal financial information of millions of student aid applicants.
The US secretary of state, Hillary Clinton, last night cut short a tour of the Pacific islands and Asia to return to Washington to deal with the disaster.
Nighthawks shows four people in a diner at night, cut off from the street outside by a curving glass window: a disquieting scene of disconnection and estrangement.
"And to have someone simply go in the middle of the night, cut a fence, and make off with someone's bee colonies is a very serious offence.
Severe thunderstorms on Sunday night cut power to much of Sky Harbor International Airport in Phoenix and spread debris across runways, creating delays that carried over to the next day.
Jet Setting, sold at auction for £1.3m on Monday evening, cut out the early running but faded into sixth in the straight.
I mean - he needs me - Max wouldn't just -?' 'Is it this Alsace you've been drinking tonight?' cut in Maria, nearly smiling.
Guests might find that Carrington had crept into their room at night, cut off a chunk of their hair, and served it up to them in an omelette the next morning.
The quake, the first of a rolling series of seven during a two-hour period Saturday evening, cut power to about one million people and caused the government to remove about 67,000 to shelters.
