high noons Sentence Examples
- Jesse James met his end at the hands of the law in a bloody high noon shootout.
- The blazing sun hung high noon in the sky, casting an oppressive heat upon the parched earth.
- The town held its breath as the clock ticked down to high noon, anticipating the confrontation.
- The gunslinger, his eyes narrowed in determination, waited patiently for high noon.
- At high noon, the bell tolled and the duel commenced, the bullets tearing through the air.
- The showdown reached its climax at high noon, with the lone survivor standing victorious.
- The train robbery was planned to take place at high noon, when the security would be at its weakest.
- The town gathered for the annual high noon festival, where they celebrated their Western heritage.
- The towering skyscrapers cast long shadows over the streets at high noon, creating a labyrinth of darkness and light.
- The ranger rode his horse into town, arriving just in time for the high noon showdown.
high noons Meaning
high noons
the most advanced, flourishing, or creative stage or period, precisely noon, the time of a decisive confrontation or contest, exactly noon
Synonyms & Antonyms of high noons
FAQs About the word high noons
the most advanced, flourishing, or creative stage or period, precisely noon, the time of a decisive confrontation or contest, exactly noon
florescences,blooms, salad days, blossoms, revivals, springtimes, flushes, Indian summers, floruits,primes
declines, decays, downfalls,bottoms,nadirs
Jesse James met his end at the hands of the law in a bloody high noon shootout.
The blazing sun hung high noon in the sky, casting an oppressive heat upon the parched earth.
The town held its breath as the clock ticked down to high noon, anticipating the confrontation.
The gunslinger, his eyes narrowed in determination, waited patiently for high noon.
