Sentence examples for answer just about from inspiring English sources
The answer: just about everyone at the time of reading and hardly anyone after a month or so.
With Siri, the iPhone 4S will be able to answer just about anything you ask it, from the weather report to nearby points of interest.
But Pitre, who writes with wonky approachability and a droll willingness to answer just about any question (Q: "My family hates curry.
This easy-to-read guidebook by two respected authorities should answer just about every question and concern patients or potential patients may have.
Of course, as TA's Brian Conway points out: "But how long did it take Bain to invest all that money?" (Answer: Just about 15 months).
Her answer just about summarizes the nihilism of Trump's Washington, where, when questioned whether the President would ban a religious group from Capitol Hill, his spokeswoman won't say for sure without checking.
"Is this interview going to be all about Gram?" she asked after the 12th question, but graciously answered just about everything I asked her.
Despite Joanna Lumley and Jennifer Saunders having answered just about every question going on the Ab Fab promotional trail, Grimshaw sits back and lets a 14-year-old caller ask them if they did drama A-level.
Sixteen percent answered just about always, 57% most of the time and 23% only some of the time.
Pogue answers just about every question you could have about the iPhone.
She saw only a small child before her and asked, loudly enough to be heard across several aisles, "Where's your mother?" My daughter could have answered just about anything, I suppose.
