Sentence examples for just about completing from inspiring English sources

Leigh stand-off Ryan Brierley told BBC Sport: "It was just about completing our sets and start playing in their half.

Saving sloths isn't just about completing certain tasks and projects, it is also about inspiring people all over the world to do what they can to help and educating them about to live a more conscious life.

Finding ways to extend the game for her wasn't just about completing it or getting her money's worth; it was because she had formed a bond with her character and the world that she had to save, and instead of leaving it all behind, she took the time to almost be a tourist and savor it before moving on.

Finding ways to extend the game for her wasn't just about completing it or getting her money's worth; it was because she had formed a bond with her character and the world that she had to save, and instead of leaving it all behind, she took the time to almost be a tourist and savour it before moving on.

Daffodils have just about completed their show, too, except for the very late cultivars.

9 June: North Korea says publicly that it will build a nuclear deterrent, "unless the US gives up its hostile policy". 2 June: A visiting delegation of US congressmen led by Curt Weldon says North Korean officials admitted the country had nuclear weapons had "just about completed" reprocessing 8,000 spent fuel rods which would allow it to build more.

The sequel is just about completed.

SF: I find it hard to answer that without mentioning this memoir I've just about completed.

Right now, we are working on new distribution deals, and the Versus album, which is a symphonic album, is just about complete.

Your rabbit's home is just about complete.

By the late evening, your recovery should be just about complete.