Sentence examples for just about lived from inspiring English sources

When South Korea joins the calendar next year, there will be 18 Grands Prix and Ecclestone says that in the past the teams "just about lived with 18".

"We just about lived on potato salad for days at a time," Linson recalled, but sometimes they went out to a Sixth Avenue restaurant called Boeuf-à-la-Mode (nickname: Buffalo Mud), where the food was cheap, the napkins soiled, and the Spanish waltzes loud.

Their debut just about lives up to the hype.

Its arms sales to Taiwan continue, but it could just about live with a single China so long as unification came about peacefully.

It's really just about living in that moment on the court, so that's what I did".

"We can just about live with a 50% cut [but] the industry needs time to readjust if we are to minimise job losses.

But the book is also a well-written memoir of Frum's short adventure in the administration which just about lives up to its sales pitch as the "first inside account" of the Bush White House.

When someone becomes too ill to continue their job their partner will often move into paid work, which, together with pensions and ESA, produces an income they can just about live on.

Mark stated the bulk of the album's lyrics had been "just about living" and "the idea that extremes are dangerous".

So you can see the contrast in the people, because the people in the social housing, they are just about living.

"I think it's just about living the values that we want to live, and saying the things that we want to focus on, rather than reacting to older labels that may or may not be appropriate".