Sentence examples for just about open from inspiring English sources

It helps that the airport is just about open, and that Haiti is close to the United States.But Haiti's vulnerability and hence its suffering is not just an act of God.

It was the final night of the European tour of his band, Tenacious D, and he "served up", he says, his eyes only just about open, "a generous portion of rock, and London was very appreciative".

And he noted that it's not just about "open" versus "closed" data.

The ECB has so far kept cash taps just about open for Greek banks through its emergency liquidity assistance program but, faced with a imminent default if a deal isn't sealed this week, it could cut off the flow.

And it's not just about opening for redemptions.

The new spirit is not just about opening the virtual world.

This new zeal for privatization is not just about opening up Poland to competition, transparency and a more modern and efficient economy.

To put a man who saved 38 games last year, with a 2.49 earned run average, on ice, would show the world that going to Japan wasn't just about opening a new market, it was about embracing the world, that big-hearted, bucolic baseball isn't taking its lessons from in-your-face, mean street basketball.

For hungover women with hoop earrings and smeared eye makeup, this plan comes with a ten-class pass for the d.j.-trainer Mike-Z's spinning sessions, enough loud techno music to make the gym feel like an H&M dressing room, and unlimited access to that embarrassing weight machine which is really just about opening your legs and exposing your crotch over and over.

This isn't just about opening an app.

For Lyle Stevens, the co-founder and CEO, the emphasis on democratized influence isn't just about opening marketing to everyone, but rather just good business.