How To Use High noon In A Sentence
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The 1987 election marked the high noon of the government of Margaret Thatcher.
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We've overlearned the High Noon scenario of good guys versus bad guys.
Carla Seaquist: Self-Criticism: A New Habit of Mind
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I did so when the under-30 crowd gave me blank faces at my casual reference to High Noon.
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I think the young kid who catches a 7-pound largemouth off the family dock at high noon is probably just lucky.
Lucky vs. Good
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As film historian Thomas Doherty notes, the ‘slanderous central conceit’ of High Noon was that ‘the Old West was packed with no-account yellow-bellies.’
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It is high noon and 108 degrees in the shade.
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Say you were stuck out in the Sonoran wilderness at high noon in summer, lost, thirsty and tired.
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The oldest gunslinger still in town twanged a hamstring just before this particular high noon, leaving him no more than an outsider's chance of taking part.
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The best take on the shoot-out at high noon from a fun movie adapted from a great book
Lance Mannion:
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The game starts at high noon.
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It can be said that they have the support of loyal fans, Jay's career will be more sun at high noon.
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The exposed white appears in a brash yellow field, a pale blue sky and the hide of a large gray cow, unifying the painting, which burns like a summer's high noon.
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At high noon, Chopped Chainsaws and Supercharged Speed Wrenches will go head-to-head down 75 feet of two-lane dragstrip at Ace Junkyard.
Boing Boing: May 4, 2003 - May 10, 2003 Archives
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It would be just like the High Noon-in-space remake Outland, except you wouldn’t wind up being gunned down by James B. Sikking after going berzerk on drugs and trying to kill a prozzie.
Elisabeth Hasselbeck Has Baby, Doesn’t Call It Rosie
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At high noon on a cloudless day at the equator, the power of the Sun is about 1 kilowatt per square meter at the Earth's surface (Komp).
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In the golden prime and high noon of English speech; when from the lips of the great Elizabethans fell words that made their own meaning and carried it in their very sound; when a Shakespeare and a Bacon were possible, and the language now rapidly perishing at one end and slowly renewed at the other was in vigorous growth and hardy preservation -- sweeter than honey and stronger than a lion -- the lexicographer was a person unknown, the dictionary a creation which his Creator had not created him to create.
INTERNET WIRETAP: The Devil's Dictionary, by Ambrose Bierce (1993 Edition)
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It looks like high noon for the nation's movie theaters, now we are in the age of the home video.
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The glaring light of high noon encouraged his use of rich blacks.
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Is it finally high noon for one of Turkey's most powerful business dynasties?
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I did so when the under-30 crowd gave me blank faces at my casual reference to High Noon.
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From high noon to sundown we blazed and buzzed like hot island bees on sweet cherry trees.
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In High Noon, Gary Cooper's loyalty is not to himself but to his town, which is menaced by the gunman who will arrive on the noon train.
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And there they sat without frames, naked in the heat of high noon[Sentence dictionary], waiting to be paid attention to.
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There she kneeled, from high noon till sunset, until her family found her, still crying, her heart still bleeding from a wound that would leave an unseeable and unremoveable scar in her life.
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Dark or near-dark conditions send the pleasure boaters home and open the lake to fishing, but same as at high noon, bass will concentrate in specific spots.
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At high noon the following day, Carole, the leader, was the first to arrive.
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At about high noon we arrived at Coney Island and approached the boardwalk.
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Curved an eighth of circle, hence “octant”, fixed with small mirrors and etched by degrees, an octant can tell a mariner the angle of the sun to the horizon at high noon.
John Paul Jones
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It looks like high noon for the nation's movie theaters, now we are in the age of the home video.
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I did so when the under-30 crowd gave me blank faces at my casual reference to High Noon.
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At high noon a large spaceship floated gently down out of a blue sky to land on the front lawn of the White House.
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But the Buff Rock, a melody in color, shows that consonance, that consentaneousness, of flesh to feather that makes the plucked fowl to the feathered fowl what high noon is to the faint and far-off dawn -- a glow of golden legs and golden neck, mellow, melting as butter, and all the more so with every unpicked pinfeather.
The Hills of Hingham
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So there we were, on that dusty street in ‘High Noon’ eyeing each other down the barrels of our guns.
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It looks like high noon for the nation's movie theaters, now we are in the age of the home video.
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The siren was simply announcing high noon.
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Pictorially this visual time sequence can be used to suggest morning, high noon, afternoon and evening.
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It was an entrance modelled on the performance of Gary Cooper in High Noon and here, just down the road from Hollywood, it was made by the biggest star in town.
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The Midheaven is that point in your horoscope where the sun would be if you were born at High Noon.
Astrology for Capricorns
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It looks like high noon for the nation's movie theaters, now we are in the age of the home video.
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It was always high noon there.
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It looks like high noon for the nation's movie theaters, now we are in the age of the home video.
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The Sun continues to be in high noon in your chart making others notice you.
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It looks like high noon for the nation's movie theaters, now we are in the age of the home video.
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At high noon the sun, without raising its rim above the southern horizon, threw a suggestion of fire athwart the heavens, then quickly drew it back.
The White Silence
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Squinting against the array of floodlights lighting up the dooryard like high noon, Maddy swung the truck in a wide circle, stopped it right beside the porch steps, and shut off the engine.
Dragon Warrior
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Sue is hard and resilient and, though she is the film's embodiment of civilization in much the way Grace Kelly is High Noon's, she's neither frightened nor morally repulsed when violence erupts.
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It is high noon and 108 degrees in the shade.
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When I was elected President, I told an interviewer that my favorite movie was High Noon. At the time, Fred Zinnemann, its director, was nearly ninety, living in London.
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The fashionable hour was high noon, though in imitation of the English, afternoon weddings were popular, and three p.m. was popular for winter weddings, and four p.m. in the spring.
The Wedding | Edwardian Promenade
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Say you were stuck out in the Sonoran wilderness at high noon in summer, lost, thirsty and tired.
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It took stars like John Wayne, Gary Cooper, Clark Gable, and Jimmy Stewart to depict that race of men—and epics like Stagecoach, High Noon, and The Philadelphia Story.
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I did so when the under-30 crowd gave me blank faces at my casual reference to High Noon.
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High noon, and a man strode out with a spyglass, notebook, knees showing above elasticated socks.
THE TARTAN RINGERS
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If the Russians win one game, I will eat this column shredded at high noon in a bowl of borscht on the front steps of the Russian Embassy.
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It looks like high noon for the nation's movie theaters, now we are in the age of the home video.
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Those are tested in a lab under artificial lighting that "simulates" high noon and the watt rating of the panel is assigned based on that test.
Autoblog Green
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It looks like high noon for the nation's movie theaters[Sentence dictionary], now we are in the age of the home video.
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It is now high noon for our lunarian standing beside the cross, while the earth over his head appears, if he sees it at all, only as a black disk close to the sun, or -- as would sometimes be the case -- covering the sun, and encircled with a beautiful ring of light produced by the refraction of its atmosphere.
Other Worlds Their Nature, Possibilities and Habitability in the Light of the Latest Discoveries
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His life encompassed the high noon and early sunset of Britain's world power.
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In the half-light his mind tricks would work more effectively, since the dusk was conducive to belief more than was high noon.
