How To Use Midafternoon In A Sentence
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James arrived in midafternoon with former teammate Damon Jones.
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The arrest toll reached 563 by midafternoon, with 105 people charged.
Times, Sunday Times
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Avoid caffeine from midafternoon and have chamomile tea before bed.
The Sun
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I agreed to meet him midafternoon a couple of days later.
Times, Sunday Times
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In midafternoon regimental and division commanders powwowed with Byrne and his company captains alongside his Humvee in the desert.
Five Days in Fallujah
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About midafternoon, the warriors opened an attack on the left front of the army line.
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I'd probably have some more crisps or chocolate midafternoon.
The Sun
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But the left-hander was caught at long-off from the first ball after midafternoon drinks.
The Sun
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A midafternoon chocolate bar is essential - just this once - for energy levels.
Times, Sunday Times
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A friend visited and delivered three bags of supermarket shopping in midafternoon.
The Sun
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Meanwhile, he unwrapped the handkerchief from his hand, trying to rub feeling back into his numbed fingers, and waiting for the tracker to give him a sightline, when, with no more fanfare than a dust mote entering a Victorian drawing room on a ray of midafternoon sunlight, the bull was suddenly upon him.
Jay Kirk: Museum Of Natural History And Carl Akeley's Jounrey To Build Its African Wing
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Early morning or midafternoon tee times are advised.
Times, Sunday Times
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He wore a pale green business shirt, and his shave was absolutely perfect, even as midafternoon came and went.
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By midafternoon they had reached the summit of the first range of mountains, and stopped to rest the horses.
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It was midafternoon, the air blighted of moisture; heat hazes wavered over the placid waters of the Yamuna, and Jai Singh sat under the shade of the tamarind at the very edge of his property, the farman on his lap.
Shadow Princess
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The sea peeked through at every turn, now bottle-green in the midafternoon sun.
Pakistan’s Fatal Shore
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The early finish meant that everyone was written up by about midafternoon.
Times, Sunday Times
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Peering into the crate, Richard saw only darkness, as if the box were full of ink, but then something glinted silver, and — as if his eyes were adjusting to a moonlit night, instead of midafternoon sun — he saw the great silver crescent of an axehead, nestled among styrofoam packing peanuts that were, inexplicably, black instead of white.
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