Example sentences of "[noun sg] could [be] just " in BNC.

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1 If you have a space problem , then the loft could be just the place to put to good use .
2 If you have come to London to start a new job and left all your friends behind in Lancashire , London Branch could be just what you need .
3 ‘ If you 've come to London to start a new job and left all your friends behind in Lancashire , London Branch could be just what you need ’
4 According to consultant Samantha Vandertoorn from The South London Natural Health Centre , the knowledge that you 're about to forget all your troubles in flotation could be just the incentive your body needs to get you to Westminster Bridge .
5 The following comment could be just as easily applied to the 1980s as to earlier this century .
6 She leant back against the wall of the barn for support , feeling the roughness of the stone against her bare shoulders , watching him , knowing the message in his gaze , that look that told her his kiss could be just the beginning .
7 Mind , Uncle could be just as witty as them sometimes .
8 An acquittal by default could be just as serious .
9 This bus could be just the ticket for a small family .
10 They had removed him from the stifling atmosphere of the Court , but already he was finding that Civil Service protocol could be just as oppressive .
11 And if it did happen , your physical health could be just the first of many things you lose , that you take for granted now .
12 The behaviour of Danie Craven and his 102-year-old SA Rugby Board in this matter could be just as problematic .
13 But if you 're prepared to take the risk of equity investment for the reward of a tax-free return , a PEP could be just the right route for you .
14 EVERY dog has his day … and for one young greyhound , fame and fortune could be just around the next bend .
15 A conversation about the Kershaw Worm could be just the thing to keep his mind off Ken .
16 The general findings of the feasibility study were that a WDF plant could be just profitable , but that at present , neither the quality nor quantity of the feedstock , at an acceptable price , is assured .
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