Sentence examples for had just in from inspiring English sources

Sure, we had a couple of curlie-wurlie iron gates which honoured Grace and Hobbs at, respectively, Lord's and The Oval, and at Wimbledon the All England Club had just (in 1984) unveiled an exquisite but modestly tiny bronze of Fred Perry essaying a midcourt volley.

The buses had a speed limit of 12 km/h, used GPS for navigation, and had – just in case – drivers present at all times.

"The Same Old Story" has all of the sense of mystery, discovery, and humor that the pilot had just in a smaller, more combustible space".

Before, banks "had just-in-time capital available, just-in-time funding…a lot of liquidity," Vikram Pandit, Citigroup's chief executive, said this week, "We've gone from that to, if you really need sizeable funding, you have got to go to a central bank.

"They will have just-in-time inventory to meet orders".

I read books about problems I don't have, just in case I develop obsessive-compulsive disorder or crippling phobias.

Popular friends are good to have just in case.

You may never need this knowledge, but it's good to have just in case.

The charred toast is thought to have the same effect that medicinal charcoal has, just in a milder form.

Put your spare pens (good to have just in case one of your pens dry up) in your top drawer.

Louise C. Ivers, Haiti mission chief for Partners in Health, had just arrived in Boston for a meeting.