Sentence examples for just about setting from inspiring English sources

"My job is not just about setting people up; it's about educating the parents".

Direction in a production's final stages, though, is not just about setting the blocking.

But a minimum wage was not just about setting a pay level; it was about how that level was reached, the panel agreed.

But making the most out of these events is not just about setting up a few bets for the race itself or an entry fee – consider what else you could build around the occasion.

"Aggression is not just about setting a silly-point or short-leg, or having a slip; you have to analyse where you can get a batsman out on a wicket like that.

And this time, it's not just about setting up a corporate accelerator like Target did and Coca Cola is exploring — instead, technology leaders from Citibank, Proctor & Gamble and Colgate Palmolive are among 50 top executives planting themselves in the front rows of a day-long startup pitching session organized by iSPIRT on Thursday.

The eggs should be just about set; cook a few minutes longer if they're not.

The suns just about set now, leaving behind a gentle glow.

The eggs should be just about set on the bottom; cook a few minutes longer if they're not.

There was a moment toward the end of the concert when Lil Buck got up and did an improvised number that just about set the place on fire.

4 Bake for 35-40 minuntil unthe the custard has just about set, is firm around the outside and with barely a jiggle at the centre.