Sentence examples for just about grounded from inspiring English sources

The song rumbles and clatters along in its barely cohesive way, just about grounded by Bruce Smith's extraordinary drumming and a taut bassline that shakes the floor.

When David Cameron goes to the EU summit this week, I have absolutely no doubt that he will veto this package, and not only will he have every sensible person in this country — and in the rest of Europe — cheering him on, he will be right politically, intellectually, morally and on just about every ground that you can imagine.

The challenge is not just about the centre ground, it's about the ground to the south, to the north.

Dhoni whips the bails off and they light up like the eyes of a T-101, but the batsman just about had his foot grounded.

As always, this particular update isn't just about breaking new ground; some of the enhancements found here seem purely reactionary.

The payphone at the Appollonia yielded about a dozen dates and they were just about off the ground.

Facebook might want to take a stab at a platform play that isn't just about keeping the ground it has stamped out but that encourages inclusion and exploration.

That view, as it happens, puts her in the company of the conservative churchmen against whom Milton railed in his divorce tract, since just about the only ground on which a divorce could be granted in the mid-seventeenth century was that of adultery.

"This is not just about stand your ground.

This isn't just about moral high ground.

Judges are constitutionally required to allow defense attorneys to argue just about any possible grounds to spare their clients' lives.