Sentence examples for just about still from inspiring English sources

I can just about still do a one-handed one.

It's hardly 'inciting hatred'; it's expressing dislike, which last time I looked, we were – just about – still free to do.

Domestically, she's just about still married to Ryan, another police officer, who is … oh, sadly, dead.

We go there to walk along the coast from Seaforth Marina, past Gormley's sculptures to Freshfield pinewood and its native red squirrels, just about still hanging on there.

19th over: England 157-3 (need 23 from 6 balls; Hales 68, Morgan 65) England are just about still in this game.

This is because many digital cameras can now shoot video, and the more expensive ones can record high-definition video, too.So buyers need to think not just about still photography but also how they might want to use video features.

And it lives on today in the just-about-still-politically-acceptable remarks of the likes of Godfrey Bloom, a UKIP MEP whose views on aid I recently debated on the radio.

Like Buffalo Bill Cody, touring his Wild West show in 1903, he is a just-about-still-going American icon, making a quick and bad buck off of history.

Opera today is not just about standing still and singing; there's a theatrical element that can mean a lot of moving around the stage.

For many years, Mr. Koch could do and say just about anything and still keep getting elected.

The few that are just about habitable are still pretty inhospitable, and global warming may well submerge many in the not too distant future.