Sentence examples for noon event from inspiring English sources

People were lining up at least four hours before the noon event.

At his noon event here, Mr. Romney did not repeat the 500,000 number, instead saying: "As a matter of fact, only 115,000 net new jobs were created, that was well beneath what it was expected to be.

By noon, event organizers said, 11,500 people had attended briefings, and more than 2,000 people had been turned away because there was not enough time or staff to deal with them.

For example, the polarized waves of the selected noon event are associated with a long duration magnetospheric compression due to very high SW density and show an ellipticity close to zero, which indicates a linear polarization, as expected for waves propagating far in the waveguide (Greifinger and Greifinger 1968; Greifinger 1972a, b).

The midnight events are very few with respect to the noon events, but are generally consistent with linearly polarized waves.

Planning for this morning's event, midnight Christmas Mass, was almost routine.

While the midnight events predominantly occur at frequencies between 200 and 375 mHz, for the noon events, the distribution is clearly shifted toward lower frequencies, mostly in the 175 275 mHz range.

Obama worked with more enthusiasm than at the midday event.

It's always a slightly tragic Christmas morning event.

At the evening event Mr. Gingrich was late, prompting some to leave.

After the Sunday evening event it was to make its premiere at Fashion Week in Berlin.