Sentence examples for for just one second from inspiring English sources

You leave the door (or the cattle gate) open for just one second, and all of a sudden your pet ferret (or cow) is gone.

A senior literature major wrote to the campus newspaper, "Couldn't the Hewlett-Packard-Stanford menage a trois settle down for just one second?" Further fanning student discontent was that two popular choices were overlooked: a senator from New York and a former president.

Here's the clip: Facebook Twitter Pinterest 8.11am BST Back to the PEFO figures for just one second (sorry), Tim Colebatch has written a piece for the Sydney Morning Herald slamming the Coalition for casting doubt on Labor's recent economic forecast, given that today's independent pre-election Economic and fiscal outlook was more or less identical.

QUESTION FROM NIMER RASHED: I think what's particularly poignant about the article is the fact that for just one second you hold up your hand, ask for a time out, and assess the state we're in, whilst simultaneously acknowledging the inevitability with which we as a species enthusiastically — and perhaps that inevitability feels more troubling the older you get.

Let's pause for just one second.

Can you picture that, for just one second?

Even if were able to spend every last penny of its available reserves this would account for just one third of the £33m budget cuts it must impose in 2011-12.

Ethnicity data were available for just one-third.

In contrast, they account for just one-third in South Asia, and less than a fifth in all other regions.

In 2010, according to the International Energy Agency IEAa), a think-tank, coal accounted for just one-fifth of primary energy supply in the OECD countries.

Even then, it will work for just one-third of obese patients.