Example sentences of "just [prep] [adj] [art] " in BNC.
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1 | We soon became accustomed to seeing her in Proctorial sub-fusc , worn not just for all the ceremonial occasions but for the daily transaction of University business which is now a major part of the Proctors ' tasks . |
2 | It would take most of the silver he had on him and that would be just for half an ounce of what was needed . |
3 | And what I think it would be helpful for us to talk about is where we sit in this business , just for half an hour , where does T N T sit in the industry ? |
4 | It was left for just for half an hour at the Westgate Centre in Oxford , which according to the AA is the one of the worst car parks in South East England for security . |
5 | As Clarissa might wake up and cry , it would be better if Zoe would wheel her around the grounds in her buggy , just for half an hour or so , if she did n't mind . |
6 | Just after five the next day , Edouard and Jean-Paul came out of the offices of the Governor-General . |
7 | It was just after nine the following night , rain pounding in from the Atlantic , when Asa stood in the control tower at Laville and watched the Dornier take off . |
8 | There is always a man from just down the road , or the basement flat , or the office , whose name Howard does n't quite catch , and who was up at Cambridge just after all the rest of them . |
9 | ‘ Charlie 's baby is due tomorrow , Perry is in Japan on tour , just like all the papers say . |
10 | He was just like all the others . |
11 | ‘ So he 's just like all the rest , ’ thought Simon , ‘ a loser . ’ |
12 | You talk tough but inside you 're just like all the rest of us . |
13 | So I am now a ‘ colonial ’ and wear the badge of my adopted land on my shoulder , just like all the others . |
14 | He may have known her all her life , but when the tits appeared he 'd had his tongue hanging out just like all the rest . |
15 | She was remarrying — to a war hero , of course , just like all the girls that year — and did n't want to know either way about her former husband . |
16 | In this type of support system the front line units are considered as a layer just like all the other layers . |
17 | Just like all the other children who swarmed in their rat-packs all day and half the night in the nooks and crannies of St Jude 's . |
18 | You 're just like all the rest . ’ |
19 | You accuse me of being ‘ just like all the rest ’ , which is clearly an insult . |
20 | As soon as Jacob arrived here , I knew that he would fall in love with her , just like all the others . |
21 | Television is at least one escape and just like all the other trivial pastimes , should allow the unemployed to participate at a reduced rate . |
22 | Just like all the rest , she thought bitterly . |
23 | For example , particles like well , anyway , by the way require some meaning specification in a theory of meaning just like all the other words in English ; but when we come to consider what their meaning is , we shall find ourselves referring to the pragmatic mechanisms that produce implicatures . |
24 | Wallace said : ‘ We insist that Aaron is a bone fide player , just like all the rest of us , and we are determined to have him in our team . ’ |
25 | and like erm just like all the this party |
26 | Me say , ‘ just like some a una white like a chalk and another couple a una got blond hair , some have black hair , me no come ask wha that ! ’ … |
27 | Just above this the difficult part ended . ’ |
28 | If you are a fish who basically lives and breathes in water , but who occasionally ventures on land , perhaps to cross from one mud puddle to another thereby surviving a drought , you might benefit not just from half a lung but from one-hundredth of a lung . |
29 | But if you look at some of the other factors , for example just within all the other routes , score better than the blue route . |
30 | Just before 2100 the attack commenced in the face of intense A.A. fire and two Swordfish ( L7689 and P4065 ) were hit , both force-landing on the Tunisian coast near Hammamet . |