Sentence examples for is only just a from inspiring English sources

The second is Therese Belivet (Rooney Mara), who is only just a woman; in the 1952 novel from which the film derives, Patricia Highsmith's "The Price of Salt," Therese — pronounced the French way, bien sûr — is nineteen.

The second is Therese Belivet (Rooney Mara), who is only just a woman; in the 1952 novel from which the film derives, Patricia Highsmith's "The Price of Salt," Therese pronounced the French way, bien sûr is nineteen.

A beauty contest is won by boneless roasted chicken laid over long-cooked rice with almonds, simmered in stock until all but dry and sticky; another of grilled chicken with roast potatoes and a pile of tabbouleh, the finely diced parsley sending it freshly on its way, is only just a runner-up.

In the meantime, I'm thrilled to see the White House make serious progress on this issue – these recommendations come just three months after the formation of the task force, and activists say this is only just a first report – and that they're listening to those working on the ground most closely with students.

I appreciate playing and age is only just a number.

The fact that the ATIV S squeezes all that into a brushed aluminum 8.7mm thick chassis (the Galaxy S III is only just a hair thinner at 8.6mm) certainly doesn't hurt.

There have been only just a few studies about how physical environment is related to learning process.

That was only just a portion of a dreamy day for the statisticians, however.

"We see it here when he was only just a teenager, the incipient writer".

"Once the plane is in the air, there are only just a few security layers in place — and that's the pilot, the crew and the passengers".

It seemed that after a long, four-month summer there was (only just) a two-month autumn, followed by an equally short and mild winter.