Sentence examples for just about carried from inspiring English sources

There was a string of four maidens as lunch approached and an edge from Root on 25 just about carried to Mohammed Hafeez at first slip, but the ball fell to earth.

The environmental warning is stark, but this tale of adventure and friendship just about carries it off.

Ali Catterall Every gag in the "modern world v retirement" book is used in Boomers, but the cast is so good it just about carries it off.

A Marvel fan since childhood, the writer-director's confident take on the Avengers series carries the mark of a piece of expensively assembled fan fiction, albeit stitched together with a lightness and wit that will just about carry the casual viewer through two-and-a-half-hours of comic geek nirvana.

The police often quite understandably say they want new powers on the statute book and politicians often say: 'Well hang on a minute, we don't just constantly put new powers and offences on the statute book without considering the knock-on effect on the prison population, on rates of reoffending.'" Clegg said: "This is just about carrying a knife, not committing an offence with it.

Whereas the Bolshoi, with lots of real marble, just about carries it off.

Ryan, asked just Tuesday morning about carried interest, also dodged the question.

I'd just worry about carrying the freaking iPad.

The stores are just as competitive about carrying the top designers, like Mr. Louboutin, who, upon his 20th anniversary in 2011, was feted with a star-studded dinner by Barneys and then a blowout store party by Bergdorf.

Back when Dr. Poteat went to school here, just about every student carried a stack of books -- and many boys carried their own books as well as those of their girlfriends.

It's not just about gadgets you carry around in your pocket.