Sentences with phrase «day around noon»

We process payments every business day around noon.

Typically, lenders will begin to close their day around noon.

Every day around noon, CMB randomly picks one of the matches and sends it to members who can then access the personal info of the recommended person for 24 hours.

Lately it seems like every day around noon I've been getting wild rushes of inspiration.

We process payments every business day around noon.

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Blankfein received his diagnosis on Sept. 21 at about noon and informed the investment bank's board of directors around 4 p.m. Eastern the same day, Reuters reported.

Taking 10 minutes around noon and in the evening to prayerfully reflect on God's work in my life each day.

This particular medley made it's debut as a pre-party snack, around noon, the day of Heather's baby shower a few months back.

You wake up around noon, you spend the day mowing through TV series on Netflix or Amazon Prime, you gorge yourself on junk food, and you fall asleep sometime after midnight.

My daughter is almost 9 months old she will not go to bed @ 9 pm or even 10 pm she stays up till 4 am then goes to sleep and she will not sleep through the whole night she will wake me back up about 6 am then I can't get her to go back to sleep till about 10ish but then there are days she will go to to bed around 4:30 am and sleep till 12 noon but it has gotten to the point where she only sleeps from 4:30 am — 6:00 am I am always tired I feel like a robot.

Also, try having him outside for a few minutes around noon each day.

If you're in London, you're in luck — I'll be in town for a few days around October 20th, and at noon that day I'll be giving a presentation at the London School of Economics.

Workers at the DEC building on 625 Broadway, Albany got a jump on the Memorial Day weekend when they were sent home for the day at around noDay weekend when they were sent home for the day at around noday at around noon.

Malagasy villagers napped once or twice during the day's hottest hours, usually starting around noon, and retired in the early evening.

I'm usually up around noon... no later than 2:00 p.m. on those days.

Getting really lean and ripped requires a daily calorie deficit and eating even 25 % of those calories before noon makes every day a bit harder to maintain that kind of diet (especially if you are someone who starts eating at around 7 am).

Most days I eat around 3 pm, but sometimes noon.

To get good sleep, you need to have properly aligned circadian rhythms, and to achieve that, you need to get daylight exposure, ideally around solar noon, for at least 30 - 60 minutes or more each day.

So every day starting around noon, I eat like a longshoreman in order to get in all my calories.

A typical day for me starts around 9:00 am with my first class — usually I try to cram all my classes in before noon or 1:00 p.m. for sure.

I was concerned that her skin would get irritated but I continued this for approx 3 - 4 weeks with no improvement (please note, I have a neighbor who is retired and would come here every day and let the dog out around noon but she'd still mess before I'd get home at 5).

Also, there are only 3 flights per day — PAL flight in the morning, Cebu Pacific around noon and AirAsia in the evening.

I arrived at the party around 10 p.m. and got back at noon the next day.

The lowest anywhere and the schedule is the best leaving LA at 4:15 pm and arriving Rome around noon the next day.

The last dive of the trip will be at around 12:00 noon on the second last day of the trip.

Typically as it states, the codes are release at midnight Central Standard Time, and I am on Eastern Standard Time in east Tennessee, and usually do not receive my pre-order codes until around noon of the release day, but I was very surprised when my phone alerted me to an email at little past 12:30 that the code was available.

The museum opens at 10 a.m., and a line generally starts forming around 8 a.m. Same - day tickets typically sell out by noon.

Only during the short periods around noon on sunny days — when the skin layer is warmer than the water below — is there any point in worrying about how long energy from DLR remains in the skin layer and what fraction is lost upward rather than downwards (warming the ocean).

At around noon every day, my office temerapture rises about 7 degrees over the course of a couple hours.

noon around the hemisphere, when the longest day is at its midpoint, meaning, I suppose, that the sun is at its most northerly point for where you happen to be.