Sentence examples for d just from inspiring English sources

"D just wasn't enough of an effort".

d) Just because someone has defeated Saddam Hussein once doesn't make him an expert.

This means that those keen to get the benefits of vitamin D just need to get out more.

"Proper coffee – not a Starbucks' milkshake," remarks D just as manager Steve – owner of the Harley, it turns out – offers to take me to my room.

After waiting an hour outside for her arrival, William angrily muttered, "Late again," and went inside the trendy restaurant to be seated, leaving a message with the maître d' just in case Andrea came inside and inquired of his whereabouts.

The weather has changed, however, and on Course D, just inside the prominent Heads that guard the harbor entrance -- the site of today's Finn sailing, and one of six available racing circles -- the day's first race began in a chilly downpour.

Yes, perhaps some old shows can be converted to 3-D, just as some black-and-white shows were colorized.

Greek and Latin affixes have become so fully acclimatized that they can occur together in one and the same word, as, indeed, in ac-climat-ize-d, just used, consisting of a Latin prefix plus a Greek stem plus a Greek suffix plus an English inflection.

The hilarious video repurposes Snoop's sleek, menacing lyrics into rhymes like "I B-L-E-E-D just 'cause I was born as me/So I pay the GST 'cause menstruation ain't for free," and turns what were originally glasses of Moët & Chandon into glasses full of blood. .

In contrast, CTM mosquitoes did weigh less than Rex-D just after a blood meal.

Chelsea, me (2) / Re: I'm in hospital - That was an iron, not a cellphone … Miliband, D / Just thinking about you - That's all.