Sentence examples for just about four months from inspiring English sources

Originally, the retail cost was $199 on a contract, which is ironically now the price for a fully free and clear contract-free piece of hardware, just about four months into its lifetime.

With just about two months to go, the games are in jeopardy.

Just about nine months into the Web boom, though, there was a discernible change.

We bought one of those huge co-ops on Ocean Parkway just about six months ago.

"I think we're just about nine months through a three-year process," he said.

So if you multiply it out, you find that eighteen billion barrels only last for two-hundred-and-twelve days, which is just about seven months.

It was just about six months ago that Posada held a tearful news conference at the Stadium to announce his retirement.

In just about five months, Mr. Eliason, whose job redefines customer service, has reached out to well over 1,000 customers online.

In just about two months, President Obama and Mitt Romney will meet in the first of three nationally televised debates, each of which will shape the final days of the presidential campaign.

Over a period of just about three months, that is a lot of unpredictability and policy pirouettes for allies who might have thought German leadership, on the upside, would be rational, competent and closely bound to the West.

Such is the market for a new Ella that Jane Monheit has become a major headliner with a Top 10 jazz album in the course of a professional career spanning just about six months.