Sentence examples for just about late from inspiring English sources

You've had fun, and it's just about late enough for you to get the first bus home.

"It's just about too late to build heating oil supplies because peak demand is just around the corner," said Jason Schenker, an economist at the Wachovia Corporation.

Those nose-diving World Series ratings are not just about late-night games and competing movie channels.

In the heart of Trevethin, the poorest stretch in all of Pontypool, I asked two community councillors how many of their residents would count as "just about managing" – May's latest coinage.

So long as they finished by crawling out of the Championship, which they did, just about, thanks to Bobby Zamora's late winning goal in the play-off final.

Liverpool needed to stop the rot after losing five of their last six league matches, and a late comeback just about did that.

Especially as of late, pink is just about obligatory as a color choice for handsets.

Add jittery electronic beats, Björk's powerful voice and a string section, and you've just about got a sense of the latest album from Iceland's reigning queen of experimental pop.

Apple's latest OS is just about ready to ship, having hit GM status in the pre-release developer builds recently.

"Working behind a bar has its advantages but missing just about every late kickoff of the season is not one of them!" 4.53pm BST The Cup is carried out - by a sailor, for some reason - to a plinth at the side of the pitch.

"Retro/Active: The Work of Rafael Ferrer," his first large museum survey, spans more than five decades, with nearly 200 works in just about every late-20th-century medium except film and video.