Sentence examples similar to just about begins from inspiring English sources

Tactical systems, of course, are designed to get the best out of the players available; at club level, when players can be bought to fill specific roles, managers can just about begin with a template and fit players into it; at national level tactics must always be mediated between what a manager may consider ideal and the resources he has.

Just about "beginning the conversation".

But for now, he is mostly just excited about beginning his third act — and not having to answer to anybody else.

As Ms. Hermanson Meister has noted, they also suggest a kind of response to the late Henri Cartier-Bresson's notion of "the decisive moment," that one single instant that captures the full essence of a situation, arguing instead for the power of aggregation and the recognition that change is never just about beginning and end states, but also about that magically indefinite gap between them.

Roeder said that during the time when Hemingway visited, quail were just about everywhere, but that began to change.

It too now is just about at where it began Friday.

The Golden and Silver ages are already over, and the Copper age is just about ending as the war begins.

I'm in Aspen now, and the high season, which will start on the Friday before Christmas, is just about to begin.

All is just about to begin.

The American romance with Pakistan was over, but the marriage was just about to begin.

For somewhere else, perhaps, the show was just about to begin.