midafternoon

IPA: mˈɪdæftɝnun

Examples of "midafternoon" in Sentences

In midafternoon a large flight of kamikazes flew over.
Another little thing that struck me was the word midafternoon.
So in midafternoon, with time running out, he got serious about it.
But they then recovered, only to move lower once again by midafternoon.
Finally at midafternoon, a third strike sent the veteran oiler to the bottom.
Jack's friend, Dr.J. W. Shiels arrived at noon, and Dr. Porter in midafternoon.
Even so, in midafternoon, the wind backed around to the south and theseas flattened a bit.
I fell asleep in midafternoon, only to be awakened by friends from my ship to hold a meeting.
A hotel clerk offered a visiting reporter a wake-up call midafternoon, "just in case you need a nap before your stakeout begins."
In fact, shoulder period, which we call the midafternoon and the late night, are up more than twice the percentage of our comp store gains for the entire system.
"Night now fell in midafternoon, especially when the snowstorms rolled in, boundless prairie storms that set the sky close to the ground, the city lights reflected against the clouds."
Some buying emerged in midafternoon as Tokyo stocks extended their losses and the Bank of Japan said in a nationwide assessment that three out of nine regions have downgraded their views on the local economies, backing the central bank 's view that the pace of Japan' s economic recovery is slowing.