Example sentences of "[adv] just [conj] " in BNC.
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| 31 | I said a bit , and I never let him know , I thought I 'll wait a little bit until he go so he says to me , he says I bet you do n't know why they put the damper in just before they 'd put the , bring the ball out do you ? |
| 32 | ‘ Thompson called in just after you went to lunch . |
| 33 | Came in just after you did . |
| 34 | Yeah well they 've had , they 've erm , yeah the pink , the pink ones came in just after I passed mine . |
| 35 | You can rest assured that you do not dive in just because you have a weak constitution ! |
| 36 | They 're all added in just because they do n't have an accident does n't might go for making it the safest infrastructure perhaps . |
| 37 | My godmother — Helen — has given us such good premises and so many other advantages that it would be foolish to give in just because we have a bit of opposition . ’ |
| 38 | Whether he came in just because of Bev or whether he 'd started on |
| 39 | There had been no problem in having Eve brought up as a Catholic , since the Westwards had never wanted to know about her at all , and did n't care what faith she was raised in just as long as they never had to hear her name . |
| 40 | I usually follow fashion very slowly and creep in just as it starts to look dated , but then I think that 's the way I should do it . |
| 41 | The situation is saved : HAMLET , escorted , is marched in just as CLAUDIUS leaves . |
| 42 | I scuttered around until I was facing the doors and pulled my legs in just as they opened fully . |
| 43 | Sorry I took so long , but a customer came in just as you darted off . ’ |
| 44 | John Coffin came in just as she took a sip . |
| 45 | Er both got feet in just as goals were about to be shot and scored . |
| 46 | Let me just , just show you a little thing here just enclosing , just linking it up there , there it is , it 's , it 's a well known little picture , it 's a picture of a wheel where there in the centre the hub is Christ , you see when the hub has got to be the centre otherwise the wheel does not run true and there with Christ is the hub , the centre of your life , the centre of my life , and you and I our lives our selves , there on the outside , were the rim and there 's those spokes that hold it together and make it run true the spoke of , of the bible , God 's word allowing him to speak to us , the spoke of prayer , our communion with God , our praying to him , the spoke of obedience following him obeying him , bringing our lives into , into line with what he says in his word , he says if you love me you will keep my commandments , that 's why we 've got to learn and get to know them from his word and then the spoke of fellowship somebody as likened them to prayer , being like air , our breath , the bible being like food , giving us nourishment and strength , fellowship , it 's the family situation and in just as in a nature family there is , that is the place for care , it 's the place for support it 's the place of sharing , it 's the place of love , where it should be , so God 's family , and then the final one their obedience like exercise , keeping fit , it 's the callisthenics , it 's keeping the muscles toned , obeying what he tells us in his word , well that 's what it means to be a Christian bringing ourselves into line with him and allowing him to re-fashion us in his image and it 's a process that 's going on all the time , Wesley and his hymn talks about us being used and the scripture being changed from glory into glory , till in heaven we take our place there , like him , John says when we see him , we shall be like him , but we shall see him as he is and that 's God 's purpose for you and for me , to be like him , and the moment we come to him and respond to him , the process starts and it goes on , day in , day out , night in , night out , week in , week out , over the years him changing and fashioning us into the image of his son , because that 's how he created us originally , he created to be like him and in this new creation , we were singing we are a new creation , it 's to be like him . |
| 47 | and so you could pull it in just until it stops flapping and then you 'd be able to sail away and we 'd never see you again . |
| 48 | Footballers and all other competitive sports people stay out but cricketers scurry back inside just when it is getting interesting . |
| 49 | Trade negotiations always look as if they were about to break down just before they succeed . |
| 50 | If they had really wished to do so , they could have found enough constituencies where Labour was a bad third and where the candidate him- or herself was willing to step down just before nominations closed . |
| 51 | or tattoos , or fairground art , I 've got down just as examples |
| 52 | It was n't just the fact that she was going to have to make her umpteenth phone call , asking the electrical repair man to call at the apartment yet again , which was so deeply depressing ; her own personal life — like that of the antiquated air-conditioning system — seemed to keep breaking down just when she was hopeful of a permanent repair . |
| 53 | Attempting to get to grips with all the developments in nursing over the past five years is meat enough for any expert , and you will not be regarded as letting the side down just because you are not familiar with all the latest terminology or research in your clinical specialty . |
| 54 | The dictates of true order properly understood were not only just but superior in terms of interest . |
| 55 | So it 's pretty , it 's pretty er er and in fact some of these , these flocks who were grazing at the er w where just above that er that limit only just but just slightly above it so , so but in fact i if the farmers er grazed their sheep er further down the hillside er then in fact the , the er er the level dropped very rapidly and the sheep were then erm so it was a , a commercial decision as to whether to keep your sheep up on the hills to , to eat radioactive grass and get the compensation or to graze your sheep further down and actually the , the lamb the , the , the lambs for , for , for for the market . |
| 56 | The rider spurred for the edge of the covert , immediately in front of Nora , arriving there only just before the fox broke . |
| 57 | He jumped , but only just before he was pushed . |
| 58 | Most significant of all , this 1964 picture starred the woman with the most notable breasts in British movie history , yet who always managed — if only just and with the aid of her equally pretty hands — to keep them to herself , Barbara Windsor . |
| 59 | Only just as long as it took to get a licence . ’ |
| 60 | But typical Mansell courage and skill took him past his arch rival … and with Patrasse in the pits it was left to Mansell to claim victory … only just though on a set of well worn and blistered tyres . |