Sentence examples for described just about from inspiring English sources

It's difficult to find new ways to look at the weather because we've already seen and described just about every kind.

If she's suspicious and even a little bit crazy (I think I've just described just about every human, let alone woman, who has ever lived), she's going to go looking for that condom post-coitus, and you do not want her to find it.

This is not about adopting "a liberal enough definition" that we can "describe just about everything as innovation".

At the same time, we are pulled along by her uncommon ability to describe just about anything, be it snow cones made with "breathtakingly lurid syrups," cats purring so smoothly they "seem motorized" or something more elusive — a mood, say, or a relationship.

Obama has described "just being mesmerised" by the book and said it helped shape how he thinks about politics.

You described just one gig.

They will never go away, but they may become what Professor Cowie describes as "just about bearable".

He tried to give David advice about the Army and describe just what it had meant to him.

More empirically, and at the time of the Paris show, British car journal The Motorcalled the DS "one of the biggest advances in production car design in the whole history of motoring", while from Australia, Wheels magazine described it as "just about unlike a car as anything on wheels can be".

Thursday evening's final instalment of Jimmy McGovern's The Street, described by Nancy Basks-Smith as "just about perfect" was superbly acted and written.

Back in Moorland, Cindy Yandell's described how her home just about escaped flooding – but she spends four days a week doing volunteer work for those who were not so fortunate.