Use "just about" in a sentence

1. "That's just about far enough," she said

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2. Estwig was about ten years beyond that now, but then Wootondi had been living in these trees for just about eleven years wasn't it? That would explain why Estwig was often so frank with her

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3. That last camp was well beyond the farthest doostEr had ever been, he wasn't prepared for what was just about pure desert

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4. They will pass us the first time in just about a year but won't be able to dock with us for quite a few more years

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5. "Yeah, but if we give that up, it seems to me we should be just about up to the silicon we need to run another soul by now

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6. Out of the corner of my eye, through my own tears, I could just about see that he was sweating, that he too was breathing hard, that he was locked into the violence of the moment

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7. There was just about none

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8. She was on duty, at least her avatar was, by now that was just about a copy of herself, interrupting her real self for further information now and then

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9. ‘No, I was just about to have breakfast

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10. Once thru these sandbars; and before Great Fright Island, she would have to cut back south to avoid the swamp itself, but that should be just about dawn

11. to come through the door, once through, they could just about

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12. One of the twins came bounding out of the brush and just about knocked her over

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13. ” He went to Collin and asked, “Are you just about finished?”

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14. I can just about hear the sound of their voices above the gentle sloshing of the sea against the boards forming the walls of my cabin, and to those soothing, reassuring sounds, I drift off to sleep quickly, rocked by the motion of The Aquarian

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15. By the light of week Ekendosa, the countryside was crowded but lovely, neat little farms beneath big-frond archwoods along the bank between meanders, little towns on the deep side of just about every meander, beaches on the other side

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16. Archibald was just about to take a large bite out of his bun when she put her hand on top of his and said, "I was only gonna say

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17. I just about had to tell him I couldn't stay with him unless he took some variety also, because of the guilt

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18. At home in Cornwall, whenever things were quiet in the library, I'd pretend to busy myself in the Reference Section because from there I could see the waters of the harbour and if I raised my head a little I could just about see past the lighthouse to the distant horizon with its line of silver light

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19. But when she appears, she looks quite ordinary … obviously not performing … I wonder where they’re going – some operatic society event, perhaps? I’m just about to turn away when I become transfixed – he’s holding her hand! Gobsmacked, I watch as he opens the door for her to get into the passenger seat, and I catch an exchange of smiles between them which stops me in my tracks

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20. just about duck, forget try to catch it

21. What on earth can be the matter? In a bolt of realisation it comes to me – Sam! I’m just about to throw off the duvet when the door opens again and Simon comes back in

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22. and delivers a short and powerful burst of BWE technology to instantly improve your emotional state, just about any time and anywhere

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23. They could have called just about anyone to set that up

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24. He represented himself just about as he looked the day he ascended, so a mortal would think he was in his late sixties

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25. Just about every line Yellelle ever used has been in a TV show

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26. I let him in and take him to where his mother is awaiting, his face when he sees Anna just about says it all

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27. It was just about the size of the chop out here

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28. “Yeah, and we were just about back to that when I left the mortal realm, but this isn’t the mortal realm either

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29. ‘I’ve researched Bunty’s early life and have just about got to where she leaves Italy and comes back here just before her father died

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30. Life was just about perfect if he could manage the price of a small

31. At least the Angel civilization could interact with the real universe in just about any way

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32. Ava had stayed in the Vale just about four Earth years

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33. I was just about convinced that was all there was to the entire universe when I finally heard people

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34. “Just about all of them,” she said with a wan smile, then changed the subject to

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35. They surveyed the whole outside of the bottom of the barrel, the oldest tag that was visible to the outside was just about twelve decades in age

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36. He would feel more comfortable discussing this with Ava, even though she interrogated him just about as much and admitted she had talked to I

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37. The door was just about to give way

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38. Kemberra’s current involvement began just about twenty decades ago didn’t it? But Kulai’s changed habits could also be the main reason they had seen little of each other these days

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39. She already was perfectly content to provide for him financially, he was such a cheap date that he was just about free

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40. “Anyway, it seemed that their discussions had just about wrapped

41. I was just about to mix my cards in with everyone else’s when

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42. By the time she was alone, it was just about dark

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43. She found someone attractive in just about every other native race she had encountered so far, but there was just something about Gnomes she couldn’t get close to

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44. I think the boss has just about had enough

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45. ‘I’m just about to get into my car and head for home

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46. The front door of my cottage is in the middle of the side of the building and opens onto the drive where I can just about squeeze my car

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47. That was just about as close as a

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48. just about to doze off with his neighbour when he was

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49. He could just about see to look Hyondahi up at Raingley’s

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50. The lounge/kitchen looked out towards the coast; from the window I could just about see the sea between the buildings

51. It was well into Noonsleep now, this canal was empty, or just about, for a little of the journey at least

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52. I was just about to scramble my brains over this, thank you

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53. She was just about to ask his help in locating the old lady, when out of the corner of her eye, she saw her going through the bushes heading in the direction of the little white house

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54. The thing for you to do now is travel just about due north, directly at the primary

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55. “I’ve observed up to here, and I’ve found the people to be just about the same as the people in Bostok

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56. "I was just about to ask, the same thing

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57. He watched them preparing the meal, and saw that just about everything that went into it came in from the garden in that one trip or was pinched from the leaves of plants that grew in stands along the front of the kitchen

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58. "I was just about their" he said leaning in close "But I was just too damn far

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59. still wet with perspiration but his breathing was just about

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60. The scenes were of the lives of children a decade older than those in the first book, just about to reach puberty

61. " She was just about to ask how they had met, when he answered

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62. Just about anything but supernatural stories and status stories

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63. Emma had just about lost her temper, with him "That's the truth, and nothing but the truth

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64. She would just about kill to go to town for something other than business, even just a movie would be nice, but that wasn't the only thing that had been bugging her

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65. Once he did call in they would probably want to keep him talking just about constantly, what would he do then? With a sinking feeling he realized that the situation wasn’t going to respond to wishful thinking

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66. “Then come with me to Zhlindu, there’s just about none there

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67. Just about every house had some use for the rooms in the old stone foundations below

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68. funny thing was—and Coach had this down to a science—just about the third week

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69. friend to just about everyone on this part of the river, but

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70. Still, just about everyone in the area

71. ’ In fact, Henri had been just about to say the same,

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72. sports reporters to find that Roman was on pace to break just about every pitching

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73. Four Earth years ago she thought she had just about penetrated the native communication system, but for four years it had stubbornly refused to answer her at all

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74. Again Catholic priests and nuns in those days were completely above the law, completely above anything; they could do just about anything to you short of murder and get away with it; it's sad

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75. into which we could just about squeeze the beast

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76. was just about to pull in when a little Citroen came from

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77. They would train at the University of Arizona at our two baseball fields and of course we would play them in several games of real baseball and we would just about win every one of those games as those guys were still thawing out from winter and by the time they got there in February or March, we had already played 15 or 20 games

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78. That question was just about the worst taboo in her society, even more so in the parts of that society represented by this expedition

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79. At times the cliffs just about come

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80. At one time he tried to convince her that he thought the plastic-stringed ones sounded 'just about as good' as the metal-stringed, roller-pitched classics which had made the modern yandrille what it is

81. They were just about to try a piece of the biscuit door when it quietly swung open

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82. It was a late Morningday gig on a nice plaza about twenty four stories above the plots, plots that you could just about see from the lighting bridge

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83. Just about everyone knew who he was talking about from even a brief description

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84. Like everything else about her it was strong and supple and just about vibrated with health and vigor

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85. "I know just about nothing, I heard them leave late yesterday

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86. By now Jean had endured just about enough of the

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87. It was just about unanimous that they go back and pick them up, even though it added six years to the return journey

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88. His personification was still in the room, sitting up frozen in a pose where he was just about to open his mouth and point

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89. "These expeditions are long term," Alan concluded, "but I think it is just about over now

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90. No one can raise a hand to another after being infected with that, and since that virus could be transmitted thru the air, just about everyone has been infected by now

91. I just about managed a glance at the professor

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92. Just about as soon as I notice it

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93. anything, about my feet, but just about her eyes

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94. adding a Phrase here and there… sometimes just barely thinking a word, or just About to say it, before it would occur externally on the mass media

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95. just about to enter retirement? What do they think about, need and desire

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96. The whole station was just about the length of our train

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97. He was just about to look away and let the image wash away from his memory when he noticed a certain body that he recognized

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98. We have “a take” on just about everything, and little inclination to do “double takes

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99. She could just about make out that the men had now surrounded the red force-field that was around the two boys

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100. This evening, so far proving to be much as any other, Mr Snickerty drew his fob from his waistcoat pocket and noted, with some satisfaction, that it was precisely just about nearly eight