Übersetzung für "At half past nine" in Deutsch

Anyway, then Raymond heard Ackroyd talking to somebody at half past nine.

Tell our chairman, I will meet him At half past nine.

Very happily and without any further breakdowns we reach our hotel at about half-past nine.

AT half-past nine, that night, Tom and Sid were sent to bed, as usual.

Now, at half past nine, Dr Kemp, with a bodyguard of police, will leave this house and walk down to the police station.

We know that Monsieur Roger Ackroyd was alive at half past nine, because that was when Monsieur Raymond overheard him talking.

At half past nine that evening, when he arrived back in front of the building where he lived, he met a young lad in the doorway who was standing there, his legs apart and smoking a pipe.

Beethoven asks Tobias Haslinger, whom he jokingly calls "Adjutant" in many letters, to come at half past nine the next day to help him with his move to the Gärtnerstraße.

At half past nine, Crash Diet step on the catwalk from the 59:1 club for the very first time presenting us their individuel style whats up to trendsetting, makeup and of course music.

Tonight when Klaara goes out to "stretch her legs" at around half past nine, the first two chicks have probably hatched and we can welcome the new owl citizens.

As it happens, on Sunday, the 8th of October, in the year 1871, at half past nine o'clock in the evening, events occurred which caused the death of hundreds of human beings, and the destruction of vast amounts of property, across three different States of the American Union, sending millions of people into fits of the wildest alarm and terror.

In the evening, at half-past nine, I came on here to Des Moines, which is a horrible town in a paradisical country.

At half past seven, nine hours after leaving the upper camp 2, we are in the ABC.

At that hour, half past nine o'clock in the evening, at apparently the same moment, at points hundreds of miles apart, in three different States, Wisconsin, Michigan, and Illinois, fires of the most peculiar and devastating kind broke out, so far as we know, by spontaneous combustion.

At exactly half past nine, just when he was about to leave, there was a telephone call for him, Leni wished him good morning and asked how he was, K. thanked her hurriedly and told her it was impossible for him to talk now as he had to go to the cathedral.