Sentence examples for just about times from inspiring English sources

"We hope it encourages parents to have conversations with their children about current events," she said, not just about times long dead.

You just about have time to spend with the family.

As people answering the door will just about every time not seem so friendly to a teenager trick-or-treating.

"But it's just about time to give it up".

And it wasn't just about time periods.

There's still just about time to make amends.

Television Mike Hale It's just about time for David Tennant to go to that great police box in the sky.

I go in because it's just about time for the new issues of Tin House and Zoetrope: All-Story.

The Oscars are on Sunday, which means only one thing: it's just about time for Tony guessing to begin.

The next morning, Nicky was to fly out early to meet his team in England, but right now it was just about time for dinner.

Which means its just about time (don't panic, you have until next week) for our collective brains to click back into gear.