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to suppertime
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The time when supper takes place.
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Off to work every morning, clean shaven, youthful necks in knotted ties, days spent in unknown labors, home again at suppertime to take a critical glance at the evening meal and to shake out the newspaper, hold it up between themselves and the muddle of the kitchen, the ailments and emotions, the babies.
Papa would have to come by suppertime.
Simply track them down by GPS or call them up to say its suppertime.
When he was six, his mother began encouraging him to get out of the house, telling him to be home by suppertime.
Sometimes he slept until noon; sometimes he fell asleep on the sofa at suppertime and woke up around the time I was going to bed.
You can be sure that all these companies paid handsomely for the privilege of such lampooning, which even extends to the movie's single funniest joke, a suppertime blessing brought to you by PowerAde.
Philip watches his mother being beaten, but when it is all over she tells him to forget what he saw, and to find his brothers for suppertime.
A problem at suppertime.
I mean particularly at suppertime.
My final surprise of the day came at suppertime.
Coffee at suppertime was what he'd always liked.
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