Sentence examples for just about always from inspiring English sources
Only 2% said they trusted the government either "most of the time" or "just about always".
A common claim which is just about always turned down is when an owner leaves the keys in the car which is then stolen.
The proportion trusting governments "just about always" or "most of the time" has collapsed from 47 per cent in 1987 to 20 per cent in 2010.
During the Johnson years, more than two-thirds of Americans said they trusted the government either just about always or most of the time.
It's a friendly, happy, concise album, clocking in under 54 minutes and just about always putting the funk in the foreground.
The precipitating factors included everything and nothing, as is just about always the case — some combination of vulnerable genetics and several less-than-optimal pieces of fate.
"Fashion that is just about merchandise always feels like a dead end".
Today, moneyed interest can befall just about anything, not always fatally.
That is why the 11-year-old Facebook recently spent $22 billion on WhatsApp, a fast-growing messaging service, and $2 billion on Oculus VR, a maker of virtual-reality headsets.That Microsoft is just about Windows has always been somewhat of a simplification.
And this question brought to mind the stories that Arden told when she showed up late for a dinner or a movie or just about anything — she was always late, and always had a story.
"The sun is always rising somewhere; breakfast is always just about to happen," explains the press release of global media project (and genuinely awesome idea) Global Breakfast Radio.
